Powerful IPAM solution for conflict-free management
Gain a complete overview of your network and prevent downtime caused by IP conflicts and misconfiguration with the powerful IPAM tools in Micetro.
Why your enterprise needs IPAM
IP addresses are the internet’s way of telling digital devices where they can find each other. Each device needs to have an IP address, either permanent (static) or temporary (dynamic) to connect to the internet. The methods used to plan, track, modify and manage how IP address spaces are used in a network is called IP address management (IPAM).
IPAM is used by network administrators to gather critical network connectivity information such as the size and location of subnets, routers, IP address host names, IP address spaces and the related integration with DNS and DHCP servers.
Large enterprises without well-integrated IP address management risk running an unstable network environment, lacking the IP address overview and tools to prevent downtime caused by IP address conflicts and associated hardware misadventures.
Remove your dependence on homegrown tools or Excel spreadsheets, and give your network the IP address management (IPAM) it deserves.
Your global overview of all IP address data provides comprehensive system health monitoring and automation to assign, track, and manage any number of IP address spaces.
Manage your network your way
What you need from your IPAM.
IP address management in modern enterprise networks is an increasingly gargantuan task. A diverse range of network spaces across multiple platforms distributed to support global operations present unique challenges for administrators.
Homegrown IPAM solutions are becoming more and more time-consuming and error-prone. Their lack of standardization and compliance also carry significant security risks, with no clear chain of responsibility.
Modern IPAM needs to provide unobscured visibility across all IP assets, built-in automation to remove human error and cut down maintenance overhead, and a reliable support system and audit trail to remain secure.
Set up granular, role-based access controls with two-way Active Directory and LDAP integration
Micetro facilitates network unifications and transitions with immediate visibility.
Move from fractured to unified network
“Micetro made an immediate difference. It was quick to install, simple to use, and easy to customize—and it positions us well for the future. ”Tommy Walker
Network administrator, Texas Woman’s University
IPAM and Micetro
Manage all your IP spaces
Keep track of your IPs, whether internal or external.
Highlight what bottlenecks your network
See utilization at a glance.
Identify rogue IP addresses
Track down possible security issues.
Automate IP assignments
Offer agility to dynamic environments.
Control and restrict address spaces
Make sure your teams have what they need.
Resolve and prevent overlaps and IP conflicts
Integrate new resources with ease.
Overview and control with a multicloud integrated IPAM.
Cloud computing is quickly maturing into both a highly competitive alternative to on-premises infrastructure investment, as well as a crucial component of system redundancy.
When setting up base in the cloud, cloud networks at one, or more, cloud providers essentially become part of the corporate network. As a result, company network teams may typically have configured multiple company cloud accounts at each provider. This can lead to overlapping address spaces, and potentially harmful problems with allocating and managing address blocks for each cloud account.
IPAM for enterprises and branch
Micetro offers IP address management (IPAM) software for enterprises.
IPAM for Microsoft environments
Cloud IPAM for Microsoft Azure
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Micetro
Micetro is a transformation-ready, automation-enabled, comprehensive DDI solution.
Multicloud IPAM and DHCP management
Micetro’s IPAM module includes both DHCP and IPAM capabilities all bundled into one module.
What is IPAM?
IP addresses are the fundamental building blocks of a network. No IP address means no network activity.
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