IP Address Management System (IPAM) is a comprehensive address management platform designed for network administrators. With automated network scanning, VLAN tracking, device and rack management, it enables organizations to securely manage their entire IP inventory from a single center.
Growing IT infrastructures and the increasing number of devices push the complexity of corporate networks to the peak. Tracking IP addresses in manual spreadsheets leads to IP conflicts and network outages due to missing or incorrect records, severely reducing operational efficiency.
The inability to monitor devices, racks, and VLAN structures in scattered locations from a single center weakens network visibility. The lack of standardization in request and approval processes paves the way for unauthorized or incorrect IP assignments. In dynamic network environments, the inability to detect offline devices and outdated inventory data create security and audit vulnerabilities.
Single address for the entire IP inventory
Prevention of IP conflicts and errors
Automated network discovery and status tracking
Clear tracking of VLANs, devices, and networks
IPAM builds your IP inventory by automatically scanning your network infrastructure. It manages address allocation through secure access and approval mechanisms. Thanks to centralized monitoring, logging, and notification capabilities, it ensures that your network remains up to date, organized, and continuously secure.
Working fully integrated with corporate directory services such as AD, LDAP, SAML and log systems, IPAM provides a highly secure, scalable, and seamless adaptation to existing infrastructure.
It scans your network automatically to detect new IPs. It performs status tracking with ping scans and cleans up offline addresses.
It works integrated with AD, LDAP, and SAML. It increases access security with Google 2FA and protects sensitive passwords with Vault.
It centralizes your device, circuit, location, and VLAN inventory. It presents intra-rack device layouts via a visual topology.
It prevents conflicts by linking IP address allocations to approval. It sends instant emails upon new IP discoveries and system changes.
