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Below you will see a screenshot of the page where I registered all subnets I used: | Below you will see a screenshot of the page where I registered all subnets I used: | ||
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As an example I also included the registered IP addresses in the "LX-APP-MGMT-11" segment. | As an example I also included the registered IP addresses in the "LX-APP-MGMT-11" segment. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:34, 20 January 2024
Deploying an automated nested lab with the size and scale I am doing, requires proper IP address management and documentation. Typically I would do this using excel sheets. There are much smarter ways to do IP address management and there are paid solutions so-called IPAM that also offer other services like DNS for example.
While I was upgrading my lab and perform management I remembered that I have been using another web-based tool in the past called PHPIPAM. The code can be downloaded here.
And the demo can be found here.
I decided to re-install and registered all my IP addresses including the ones I am using for the nested automated labs.
Below you will see a screenshot of the page where I registered all subnets I used:
As an example I also included the registered IP addresses in the "LX-APP-MGMT-11" segment.