You
can create IP address objects when you import IP address information into IPAM
using a text file. When you import information for a file, you must include the
required fields for the address type as you do when you add addresses through
the console. The file you create is a comma delimited file with the field names
in the first row.
You
can import information into custom fields; however, they must be defined prior
to importing the data, and the defined field name must be included in the first
line. The fields are not required to be in any particular order; however, the
data must be in the same order as the fields.
When
you create test files, the following rules apply to the data:
• Field names and Data can be enclosed
quotes.
• Field names and Data can contain
spaces.
• Field names and Data are not case
sensitive.
•
Data must be valid for the field into which it is being imported.
For
example, the you can use the following to import two addresses into the IPAM
database managing a DHCP server named DHCP1.adatum.com:
“IP Address”,”Managed by Service”,”Service Instance”,”Device
Type”,”IP Address State”,”Assignment Type”
10.10.0.25,ms dhcp,dhcp1.adatum.com,host,in-use,static
10.10.0.26,ms dhcp,dhcp1.adatum.com,host,in-use,static
For
IP address blocks, subnets and ranges, the network ID and network prefix length
are combined in a single field named Network. For example, to import an IP
Address block of 65.52.0.0/14 assigned by the ARIN regional authority, use the
following in a text file:
“Network”,“Start IP address”,“End IP address”,RIR
65.52.0.0/14,65.52.0.0,65.52.255.255,ARIN
If
a required field is missing or you try to import the wrong data type for a
field, an error report is created in the user’s Documents folder. The mandatory
fields for importing data are as follows:
• IP address block import: Network,
Start IP address, End IP address, RIR
• IP address subnet import: Name,
Network
• IP address range import: Network,
Start IP address, End IP address, Managed by Service, Service Instance,
Assignment Type, Utilization Calculation
•
IP address import: IP address, Managed by Service, Service Instance, Device
Type, IP Address State, Assignment Type
Import
and Update IP Address Ranges
You can import and
update data for IP address ranges. Updating the data will delete ranges that
are no longer present. You do not have to perform the update step, as
performing the import step only will create new ranges as appropriate. The
import and update process is specific for a defined Managed by Service and
Service Instance pair.
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