Configure
Select the IPv4 networks you want in scope.
IPAM + scheduled Discovery
IP address management that knows what's on your network.
IPAM365 brings structured IP address management together with scheduled network Discovery, so your team can review observed activity alongside the inventory it manages.
Network workspace
InventoryDiscoverySubnets
10.24.10.12Brisbane office · Configured scope
Discovered10.24.10.40IPAM record · Printer
Used in IPAM10.24.10.88Reserved for network services
ReservedInterface illustration
Discovery
Discover what's actually on your network
IPAM365 Discovery uses an installed Collector to check configured IPv4 networks during scheduled runs and bring those observations alongside your IP inventory.
Install
Place the IPAM365 Collector inside your network.
Discover
Run scheduled checks across the configured scope.
Reconcile
Review observations beside the IPAM inventory.
Manage
Keep address records structured with the right context.
IP address management
Give every address an operational home.
Move beyond disconnected records with a structured view of the networks and address details your team relies on.
Networks and IPv4 addresses
Organize network blocks and manage individual IPv4 records inside the subnet where they belong.
Reservations and status
Keep intended use, availability, and inventory state visible without relying on disconnected notes.
Notes and context
Keep ownership and operational detail close to the address record, where the team can use it.
Subnets, sites, and VRFs
Organize address space around the network you operate.
Group subnets into networks and sites, then retain routing context with VRFs. Where the same private range appears in separate routing domains, that context keeps overlapping address spaces understandable.
Customer A VRF10.10.0.0/16 · Sydney site
12 subnetsCustomer B VRF10.10.0.0/16 · Brisbane site
8 subnetsShared services172.20.0.0/16 · Core network
GlobalMulti-tenancy and collaboration
Keep environments separate and the team aligned.
Use tenancies to separate customer or operational environments, give users roles aligned with their work, and retain activity context as records change.
- Tenant-specific networks and users
- Roles for controlled access
- Shared records for coordinated work
- Activity and audit context
Product experience
One workspace, four practical views.
Move between high-level context, scheduled observations, subnet structure, and individual address records.
24Networks
186Subnets
68%Allocated
10.24.10.12ObservedDiscovered
10.24.10.40InventoryUsed
10.24.10.88InventoryReserved
Office LAN10.24.10.0/2468%
Voice10.24.20.0/2444%
Guest10.24.30.0/2421%
10.24.10.1GatewayUsed
10.24.10.2Network serviceReserved
10.24.10.3No recordAvailable
Resources
Build a stronger addressing foundation.
What is IPAM?
Learn why IP address management matters as networks and teams grow.
Read the guideSubnetting Guide
Review CIDR, subnet masks, address ranges, and common network sizes.
Read the guideWhat is VRF?
Understand routing separation and overlapping private address space.
Read the guide