Hi
I'm looking for a new IP-Management tool. Currently we are using IPPlan, which does mainly what we like, but is not very easy to use.
What we like to do:
- IPv4 Subnet Allocation to Customers - IPv6 Subnet Allocation to Customers - Single IP documentation within Subnets - See free Space - See usage ratio of Subnets and Blocks - Export for RIPE database would be nice
Does somebody of you use something like this or can recommend a tool.
Regards
Matthias
Hi Matthias, hi all,
I've searched something like this during years at VTX and finally we develop internally our own tool.
I've also tried NorthStar in the past with Nicolas Strina. It's an open source project but there was a lot of bugs and the project seems abandoned...
So, I can't help you, sorry. But I'm still interested if anybody knows something working well. :)
Regards, Jerome
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In some previous companies I used: Easy IP Spreadsheet ;-) Or homemade tool
Chris
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Hi Matthias, hi all,
I've searched something like this during years at VTX and finally we develop internally our own tool.
I've also tried NorthStar in the past with Nicolas Strina. It's an open source project but there was a lot of bugs and the project seems abandoned...
So, I can't help you, sorry. But I'm still interested if anybody knows something working well. :)
Regards, Jerome
________________________________
Jerome Tissieres - Senior Network Administrator Tel: +41 21 618 03 77 Fax: +41 21 618 07 07 jerome.tissieres@imd.ch IMD Ch. de Bellerive 23, P.O. Box 915 CH - 1001 Lausanne, Switzerland www.imd.ch
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why not to use the whois database from ripe ?
http://www.ripe.net/db/cvs-bugzilla.html
scalable, stable, and a mailinglist.
On Thu, 2008-11-13 at 11:21 +0100, Matthias Cramer wrote:
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Hello,
In another place we were using INS IPControl ..
Ok it's not free at all but it's working nicely (It's now BT ..)
http://btdiamondip.com/products/IPAM_Software/
Cheers,
Nico
that is not a limit ip is ip ..private or public or mcast..whatever this are just numbers.
you can set up the ripe whois database server as you like. So there are no limits. You have a mail interface webinterface and every tool to query on port 43, and a solutions to sync your stuff with the ripe whois database server, it is called sync updates.
this are pro tools if you know what i mean, and of course opensource.
here are the docs: http://www.ripe.net/db/docs.html
have fun and luck to find your solution :) wish you a nice day
michael
On Thu, 2008-11-13 at 11:54 +0100, Viktor Steinmann wrote:
Michael,
Are you using this setup? Sounds interesting. What kind of Webinterface do you use ? Have not found anything in the Source of the whois server.
Regards
Matthias
Michael Theurl wrote:
Yes i use it for our company and i implemented it on some other company's.
i think this is the perl script:
ftp://ftp.ripe.net/ripe/tools/whois_cgi-1.04.tar.gz
the webinterfaces is the same as the following: https://www.db.ripe.net/fcgi-bin/webupdates.pl
Download path: ftp://ftp.ripe.net/ripe/dbase/
if you are interested in implementation of this software you can contact me offlist.
On Thu, 2008-11-13 at 14:54 +0100, Matthias Cramer wrote:
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From: Viktor Steinmann stony@stony.com
also AS numbers, VLAN numbers, RD, RT, VRF names in an MPLS network, BGP communities,.... in the end, port numbers on your switches ;-)
Probably Michael is right, RIPE DB is the only professional open source tool able to do that.
Actually many commercial tools aren't doing it well either. EasyIP is just one example :-)
Also it's quite clear why there aren't many open source tool of good quality: programmers don't understand IP networking, and network engineers (in general) cannot develop software of good quality :-)