Hi
One of the benefits of having a IPAM system, would obviously also be to be able plan the use of a given super net / area. I realy miss that in SW IPAM.
Basicly i´d like to see a graphical interface showing the areas with in a segment which is used / unused / and reserved. The chart view is fine, for showing utilization within a supernet, but is not of much value when planning the use of the supernet.
Used should obviously be grabbed from the IPAM module subnets created, while reserved simply could be a "manual reservation" that a given range not yet is documented / implemented in IPAM
I suggest that IPAM would include a subnet planning tool (in a tab) like seen in other applications - See screenshot below: (Selection could be for any CIDR..)
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Good feedback, I will log that into the system. Do you envision this being more a read-only type UI element/report or something you could interact with?
I´d love to be able to select one field at the time enlarging my selection, and based on the subnet size i select, create that subnet in IPAM. So if i in my view (based on a supernet selection) choose a given amount of "boxes" i can choose to create x amount of /20 networks, xx amount of /24 nets or xxx amount of /27 etc
That would be cool.
Same goes for within the subnet, the ability to assign specific IP adresses based on availible space. - Grab the UI see the free space , click and select reserve / used etc.
Note - If (and in my case, when) changing a parameter that is identical for each element, it should be possible to change this value for all selected elements .
I know this has been mentioned elsewhere also.... But it´s urgent.. So i wanted to raise my voice again 🙂
This is a great idea Jesper!!!!!
Brandon, book this one as a most desired feature request.
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