Retrieve All Selected server(s) Right click All tasks except Server Data menu on Discovery (multi)selecting managed servers in the ‘Server Inventory’ view Retrieve All DHCP servers Menu in ServerConfiguration, Address Space Contextual managed by IPAM Address AddressUtilization, ‘IP Data Space’ view AddressExpiry, Audit Retrieve (Multi)Selected IPAM Right click ServerConfiguration, Address ranges (and associated menu on AddressUtilization, Data DHCP servers) (multi)selecting AddressExpiry, Audit ranges in the ‘IP Address Space’ view Retrieve All DHCP and DNS Menu in ServerConfiguration, Server Data Contextual servers managed by and ServerAvailability, ‘Monitor IPAM Manage’ view ServiceMonitoring, Audit Retrieve (Multi)Selected servers Right click ServerConfiguration, Server Data (or servers associated menu on ServerAvailability, with (multi) selected (multi)selecting ServiceMonitoring, scopes or zones) servers, scopes or zones in the and ‘Monitor Manage’ view Retrieve Audit All DHCP, DC and NPS Menu in Audit ‘Tasks’ Data servers managed by Catalog’ ‘Event IPAM view Installing and Provisioning IPAM Deployment Considerations IPAM is an agentless multi-server, multi-service management feature and leverages standard Windows remote management protocols to manage, monitor and collect data from the distributed servers in the enterprise. IPAM must be installed on a domain member computer. IPAM relies on a host of remote management technologies to provide full functionality. Various IPAM modules need to communicate with multiple network elements throughout the enterprise for data gathering and configuration management. Depending on the scope of
Retrieve All Server Data Selected server(s) Right click menu on (multi)selecting managed servers in the ‘Server Inventory’ view All tasks except Discovery Retrieve Address Space Data All DHCP servers managed by IPAM Menu in ‘IP Address Space’ view ServerConfiguration, AddressUtilization, AddressExpiry, Audit Retrieve Address Data Contextual (Multi)Selected IPAM ranges (and associated DHCP servers) Right click menu on (multi)selecting ranges in the ‘IP Address Space’ view ServerConfiguration, AddressUtilization, AddressExpiry, Audit Retrieve Server Data All DHCP and DNS servers managed by IPAM Menu in ‘Monitor and Manage’ view ServerConfiguration, ServerAvailability, ServiceMonitoring, Audit Retrieve Server Data Contextual (Multi)Selected servers (or servers associated with (multi) selected scopes or zones) Right click menu on (multi)selecting servers, scopes or zones in the ‘Monitor and Manage’ view ServerConfiguration, ServerAvailability, ServiceMonitoring, Retrieve Audit Data All DHCP, DC and NPS servers managed by IPAM ‘Tasks’ Menu in ‘Event Catalog’ view Audit Installing and Provisioning IPAM Deployment Considerations IPAM is an agentless multi-server, multi-service management feature and leverages standard Windows remote management protocols to manage, monitor and collect data from the distributed servers in the enterprise. IPAM must be installed on a domain member computer. IPAM relies on a host of remote management technologies to provide full functionality. Various IPAM modules need to communicate with multiple network elements throughout the enterprise for data gathering and configuration management. Depending on the scope of
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