This document provides an overview of implementing and managing IP address management (IPAM) through three modules. The first module introduces IPAM and its architecture. The second module discusses deploying IPAM, including installing the IPAM server, provisioning it, and configuring IPAM options. The third module covers managing IP address spaces using IPAM, such as adding address spaces, allocating IP addresses, and monitoring IPAM. Demonstrations throughout show how to perform tasks like managing DNS and DHCP servers through the IPAM interface.
This document provides an overview of implementing and managing IP address management (IPAM) through three modules. The first module introduces IPAM and its architecture. The second module discusses deploying IPAM, including installing the IPAM server, provisioning it, and configuring IPAM options. The third module covers managing IP address spaces using IPAM, such as adding address spaces, allocating IP addresses, and monitoring IPAM. Demonstrations throughout show how to perform tasks like managing DNS and DHCP servers through the IPAM interface.
This document provides an overview of implementing and managing IP address management (IPAM) through three modules. The first module introduces IPAM and its architecture. The second module discusses deploying IPAM, including installing the IPAM server, provisioning it, and configuring IPAM options. The third module covers managing IP address spaces using IPAM, such as adding address spaces, allocating IP addresses, and monitoring IPAM. Demonstrations throughout show how to perform tasks like managing DNS and DHCP servers through the IPAM interface.
This document provides an overview of implementing and managing IP address management (IPAM) through three modules. The first module introduces IPAM and its architecture. The second module discusses deploying IPAM, including installing the IPAM server, provisioning it, and configuring IPAM options. The third module covers managing IP address spaces using IPAM, such as adding address spaces, allocating IP addresses, and monitoring IPAM. Demonstrations throughout show how to perform tasks like managing DNS and DHCP servers through the IPAM interface.
• Overview of IPAM • Deploying IPAM • Managing IP address spaces by using IPAM Lesson 1: Overview of IPAM
• What is IPAM? • IPAM architecture • IPAM deployment requirements • Considerations for IPAM deployment • Integrating IPAM with Virtual Machine Manager What is IPAM?
IPAM consists of four modules that provide the following
functionality: • IPAM discovery • IP address space management • Multiserver management and monitoring • Operational auditing and IP address tracking IPAM architecture
organization’s network infrastructure must meet the following prerequisites: • The IPAM server must be a domain member • The IPAM server should be a single-purpose server • To manage the IPv6 address space, enable IPv6 on the IPAM server • Sign in to the IPAM server with a domain account • Belong to the correct IPAM local security group on the IPAM server • Enable logging of account sign-in events for IPAM’s IP address tracking and auditing feature • Meet software and hardware requirements Considerations for IPAM deployment
When designing an IPAM deployment, consider the following factors:
• You can manage multiple AD DS forests if the required trusts exist between those forests • IPAM servers do not communicate with one another • You can define the scope of discovery to a subset of domains in the forest • A single IPAM server can support many DHCP servers and DNS zones • IPAM stores three years of forensics data • IPAM supports WID or Microsoft SQL Server databases • IP address utilization trends are provided only for IPv4 • IP address reclamation support is provided only for IPv4 • IPAM does not check for IP address consistency with routers and switches Integrating IPAM with Virtual Machine Manager Lesson 2: Deploying IPAM
• Process of implementing IPAM
• Demonstration: Installing and provisioning the IPAM role • IPAM administration • Demonstration: Administering IPAM • Configuring IPAM options • How to manage DNS by using IPAM • Demonstration: Managing DNS with IPAM • How to configure DHCP servers by using IPAM • Demonstration: Managing DHCP scopes with IPAM Process of implementing IPAM
Perform the following steps to implement IPAM:
1. Install the IPAM Server feature 2. Provision IPAM servers 3. Configure and run server discovery 4. Choose and manage discovered servers Demonstration: Installing and provisioning the IPAM role
by using: • Role-based security groups • Access scopes • Access policies
• IPAM includes several built-in roles
• You can also create and configure custom roles IPAM administration
IPAM has several built-in role-based security groups that
you can use for managing your IPAM infrastructure: • IPAM DNS Administrator • IPAM MSM Administrator • IPAM ASM Administrator • IP Address Record Administrator • IPAM Administrator • IPAM DHCP Administrator • IPAM DHCP Reservations Administrator • IPAM DHCP Scope Administrator • DNS Record Administrator Demonstration: Administering IPAM
In this demonstration, you will learn how to:
• Add a custom role group • Add a custom scope • Add an IPAM access policy • Set the access scope Configuring IPAM options
• To finalize the IPAM configuration, run the Invoke-
IpamGpoProvisioning cmdlet How to manage DNS by using IPAM
You can perform the following DNS management
tasks in IPAM: • View DNS servers and zones • Create new zones • Open the DNS console for any server that IPAM manages • Create DNS records • Manage conditional forwarders Demonstration: Managing DNS with IPAM
In this demonstration, you will learn how to:
• Add a conditional forwarder • Create a DNS zone • Add a DNS record How to configure DHCP servers by using IPAM
• You can perform all DHCP configuration tasks for
a DHCP server in the IPAM administration interface
• You configure DHCP servers and scopes
Demonstration: Managing DHCP scopes with IPAM
In this demonstration, you will learn how to add a
DHCP scope Lesson 3: Managing IP address spaces by using IPAM
• Using IPAM to manage IP addressing
• Adding address spaces to IPAM • Importing and updating address spaces • Finding, allocating, and reclaiming IP addresses • Maintaining IP address inventory in IPAM • Demonstration: Managing IP addressing with IPAM • Monitoring and reporting in IPAM Using IPAM to manage IP addressing • You can view and manage an IP address space by using the following views: • IP address blocks
• IP address ranges
• IP addresses
• IP address inventory
• IP address range groups
• You can monitor the IP address space by using the following
views: • DNS and DHCP servers
• DHCP scopes
• DNS zone monitoring
• Server groups Adding address spaces to IPAM
You can add address spaces to IPAM to provide
comprehensive management of IP addressing Importing and updating address spaces
• You can import the following into IPAM by using
CSV files: • IP addresses • IP address ranges • IP address blocks
• The mandatory fields for importing are:
• IP addresses. IP address, managed by service, service instance, device type, IP address state, and assignment type • IP address range. Network, start IP address, end IP address, managed by service, service instance, and assignment type • IP address block. Network, start IP address, end IP address, and RIR Finding, allocating, and reclaiming IP addresses
You can use IPAM to find, allocate, and reclaim an
IP address if: • The IP address does not exist in IPAM • The IP address is not reserved in the range • The IP address is not excluded from the range • The IP address does not respond to a ping request • A DNS pointer (PTR) resource is not found for the IP address Maintaining IP address inventory in IPAM
You can use the following IPAM pages to assess and
maintain IP address inventory: • IP Address Blocks (using IP Addresses view) • IP Address Inventory Demonstration: Managing IP addressing with IPAM
In this demonstration, you will learn how to:
• Add an address block in IPAM • Create an IP address reservation Monitoring and reporting in IPAM
With IPAM, you can:
• Monitor IP address space utilization • Monitor DNS and DHCP health • Configure many DHCP properties and values from the IPAM console • Use the event catalog to view a centralized repository for all configuration changes Lab: Implementing IPAM
• Exercise 1: Installing the IPAM Server feature
• Exercise 2: Provisioning the IPAM Server • Exercise 3: Managing IP address spaces by using IPAM Logon Information Virtual machines: 20741A-LON-DC1 20741A-LON-SVR1 20741A-LON-SVR2 20741A-TOR-SVR1 20741A-SYD-SVR1 20741A-EU-RTR User name: Adatum\Administrator Password: Pa$$w0rd Estimated Time: 90 minutes Lab Scenario
With the distribution of network services in
multiple locations, it is becoming increasingly complex to manage the networking environment at A. Datum Corporation. The IT management at A. Datum has decided to deploy IPAM and use it to manage the IP address configuration centrally in the organization. Lab Review
• Why did you run the Invoke-IpamGpoProvisioning
cmdlet? • Why do only IP addresses and ranges from the Houston, Mexico City, and Portland locations appear in the IPAM console? Where are the IP addresses from the London, Toronto, and Sydney locations? Module Review and Takeaways
