SolarWinds released version 3.0 of IP Address Manager (IPAM). SolarWinds IPAM gives IT professionals’ detailed visibility and management of their IP infrastructures, helping them better manage their networks and minimize downtime.
With the addition of powerful and centralized management of Microsoft DHCP servers and monitoring of Microsoft DNS and Cisco DHCP services, the company now offers an extremely competitive and cost-effective way to manage IP infrastructure. The number of IP addresses that IT professionals need to manage is quickly growing as a result of the increase in mobile devices, virtualized services, IP telephony, and other networkable endpoints.
While companies like Infoblox and Bluecat sell complicated, expensive, and difficult-to-use appliances, SolarWinds IPAM is easy to deploy and use, addressing the continued growth of IP addresses for organizations of all sizes.
“We spend a lot of time talking directly with customers and they are clamoring for software to help manage and monitor DNS and DHCP services. We believe that this demand is driven, in large part, by the high cost and complexity of appliance-based offerings in the market,” said Sanjay Castelino, VP of product marketing for SolarWinds. “SolarWinds IPAM is designed to answer the demand and we accelerated the development of IPAM 3.0 in order to get it into the hands of IT pros more quickly.”
New Features in IPAM 3.0:
- Manage Microsoft DHCP services, and monitor Microsoft DNS and Cisco DHCP servers, providing comprehensive IP infrastructure management and monitoring for multi-vendor networks
- Create and edit role definitions to restrict user access, grant varying privilege levels, and define custom roles
- Import IP addresses and subnets from an Excel or CSV file using an import wizard
- Improved usability with Subnet Management
IPv6 Migration Planning with IPAM:
- Simplifies creation of an IPv6 migration plan and prepares the network infrastructure for IPv6 address space
- Displays all “dual-stack” devices so that IT professionals can see which are already using IPv6
Existing IPAM Features:
- Manage your entire IP infrastructure from an intuitive Web console and consolidate into a single repository
- Create, schedule and share reports on IP address space utilization
- Reduce downtime by identifying and eliminating IP address conflicts
- Leverage existing Microsoft® Active Directory® user accounts to allow users to log into SolarWinds IPAM
The SolarWinds IT management product portfolio includes network management, server & application management, log & event management, virtualization management, and storage management software, a mobileapp, and dozens of free IT management tools.
SolarWinds IP Address Manager (IPAM) 3.0 is available now.
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