Q: IP Space Management Software
Are any of you using software that you would recommend for large-scale management of IP space across AS', subnets from /16 to /32, differentiating IP blocks from IP hosts? Would love to hear from you if you do! Mike.
At 03:16 PM 3/12/98 -0500, you wrote:
Are any of you using software that you would recommend for large-scale management of IP space across AS', subnets from /16 to /32, differentiating IP blocks from IP hosts?
Would love to hear from you if you do!
Mike.
Excel !...hehe, I would (obviously) also love to hear if somebody is using something better, that is commercially available. I would worry about the program's ability to handle VLSM. Brantley
Accugraph has one. At a first glance, it looked like it could scale - however, it was pricey (reason we did not pursue) - You can download a trial version of it at their WWW site: http://www.accugraph.com Jeff
-----Original Message----- From: owner-nanog@merit.edu [mailto:owner-nanog@merit.edu]On Behalf Of Brantley Jones Sent: Thursday, March 12, 1998 2:09 PM To: nanog@merit.edu Subject: Re: Q: IP Space Management Software
At 03:16 PM 3/12/98 -0500, you wrote:
Are any of you using software that you would recommend for large-scale management of IP space across AS', subnets from /16 to /32, differentiating IP blocks from IP hosts?
Would love to hear from you if you do!
Mike.
Excel !...hehe, I would (obviously) also love to hear if somebody is using something better, that is commercially available. I would worry about the program's ability to handle VLSM.
Brantley
The correct approach to this problem is using a relational database. Nothing else does what you need properly. .pm Brantley Jones writes:
At 03:16 PM 3/12/98 -0500, you wrote:
Are any of you using software that you would recommend for large-scale management of IP space across AS', subnets from /16 to /32, differentiating IP blocks from IP hosts?
Would love to hear from you if you do!
Mike.
Excel !...hehe, I would (obviously) also love to hear if somebody is using something better, that is commercially available. I would worry about the program's ability to handle VLSM.
Brantley
We use Quadritek IP Management (QIP). It works well. Barry Barry L James | Mikrotec Internet Services, Inc (AS3801) Director R & D | 1001 Winchester Rd bjames@mis.net | Lexington KY 40505 http://www.mis.net/ | 606/225.2993 800/875.5095 --- Member AAAI, IEEE # 40277528
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