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With Micetro, integrate, orchestrate, and automate your current DNS, DHCP, and IPAM network infrastructure via a single web interface.
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Available as a Micetro add-on, Advanced Reporting gives teams deeper visibility into DNS, DHCP, and IPAM activity.

Leverage Micetro’s unified DNS, DHCP, and IPAM layer with 12 core and 12 derivative report sources, instead of stitching together generic logs and dashboards.
Unify reporting across Microsoft, BIND, Kea, cloud DNS, and more through Micetro’s non-disruptive orchestration layer, without replacing existing infrastructure.
Report on DNS zones, records, DHCP leases, subnets, and individual IP addresses, enriched with custom properties and advanced filters like regex and relative time.
Export reports in CSV, JSON, XML, or SYLK and pair them with post-report actions, notifications, or scripts to feed broader network reporting and analytics workflows.
Use Micetro Advanced Reporting to turn raw DNS, DHCP, and IPAM data into focused DDI reporting. Choose from 12 core and 12 derivative report sources to analyze everything from subnet utilization and IP conflicts to DNS record changes and DHCP lease activity. Build reusable definitions that give stakeholders consistent, trustworthy views of their infrastructure.
Quickly narrow DNS, DHCP, and IPAM reporting to what matters for each team. Apply detailed filters using booleans, regex, and relative time windows such as “last 2 weeks” to focus on specific events or trends. Scope reports by domain, region, or business unit so each stakeholder group only receives relevant, actionable insight.
Replace manual, ad hoc DDI reporting with automated, policy-driven schedules. Run reports ad hoc or on recurring intervals and control storage with scavenging rules based on age or report counts. Built-in audit visibility into row counts and generation durations helps teams demonstrate governance and troubleshoot issues quickly.
Use Advanced Reporting as a bridge between DDI reporting and broader network reporting and analytics. Export results in CSV, JSON, XML, or SYLK for downstream analysis or ingestion into other tools. Configure post-report actions—such as notifications or scripts—to trigger automated workflows and reduce manual follow-up effort.
See how NetOps, security, and compliance teams turn DDI data into faster decisions and better outcomes.
Network and infrastructure teams use Micetro Advanced Reporting to spot subnet exhaustion before it impacts users. They schedule recurring IP utilization and DHCP lease reports per region or business unit, filtered to high-usage subnets and recent allocation changes. Exported data feeds capacity models in existing analytics tools, turning network reporting and analytics into concrete, data driven network decisions.
NetOps teams rely on Micetro Advanced Reporting to reduce mean time to resolution for DNS and DHCP issues. They define reusable reports for recent DNS record changes, failed updates, and DHCP scope activity, then schedule them for key services and critical sites. When incidents occur, teams pivot quickly using this historical context instead of building one-off reports, accelerating root-cause analysis and improving SLA adherence.
Security and network teams tap into Micetro Advanced Reporting across DNS, DHCP, and IPAM data to investigate suspicious patterns. They run focused reports on unusual DNS changes, unexpected lease activity, or traffic from high-risk ranges, filtered by time window and domain. Exporting results into existing security tooling or workflows helps correlate events faster, close investigation gaps, and strengthen collaboration between NetOps and security operations.
Compliance and governance owners use Micetro Advanced Reporting to maintain an auditable history of DNS, DHCP, and IP address changes. They schedule scoped reports for specific regions or legal entities, applying retention policies that match internal and external audit requirements. A global enterprise can standardize report definitions while giving regional teams localized views, simplifying audits and reducing manual evidence gathering.
Micetro advanced reporting runs on Micetro’s vendor-agnostic, API-first DDI orchestration layer, using the single source of truth you already maintain for DNS, DHCP, and IPAM. It overlays your existing Microsoft, BIND, Kea, and cloud DNS and DHCP services, so you gain unified DDI reporting—spanning DNS, DHCP, and IPAM—without re-architecting or replacing production servers.
Proven ROI
$123,700
average annual ROI
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Micetro helps us managing a fleet of dhcp server and dns server with a single GUI. Which make it a lot easier for less technical people to help maintain the DNS/DHCP operational tasks.Kristof Van Doorsselaere
Network/Security Administrator, HOGENT
The most valuable feature is IP address management which automatically updates a central database by leveraging DNS.Scott Schimmel
Director of Infrastructure at an outsourcing company with 51-200 employees , Verified user of Micetro
Micetro 4.3 stars out of 5, 6 reviewsGartner Peer Insights
Bluecat is a reliable DNS and DHCP server and IPAM is crucial to managing our network. Before we maintained spreadsheets that weren’t always updated so we would run into IP address conflicts. With BlueCat all addresses are assigned through IPAM so it is centrally managed and always up to date.T.J. Hontz
Network Engineer, University of Maryland, Baltimore
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