Infoblox IPAM is a critical foundational piece of any network infrastructure, whether DNS, DHCPE, or IP address management. The pieces integrate with your IP address management, getting data and information from the DATP server. Then they can auto-populate DNS for you. It is an integrated solution.

We had it in our company. We were an Infoblox customer, but we migrated from it just a couple of months ago. We are no longer a customer, but we used to be.

We're multinational. We had a part of the company in Europe that was spun off many years ago and then we got that company back. When we acquired that part of the company, we realized we have two different DDI systems. The most amount of data was in our VitalQIP system, which is a product by Nokia. It's off the shelf and a competitor to Infoblox. We also had Infoblox for this one part of the world, and we wanted to combine the two systems into one. We did an RFP to see which system we should use. Do we get a new vendor? Do we go with VitalQIP? Do we go with Infoblox? So, we started from scratch and sent out an RFP. We then made our decision to go with VitalQIP.

We were using Infoblox for pretty standard DDI functions. We were tracking all of our subnets. We were tracking the IPs within those subnets, and we were adding DNS entries. They were offering out DHCP scopes. So, it was pretty standard DNS, DHCP, and IP address management DDI. It'd be a pretty standard operation to be able to do that. For that part of the world, it was internal DNS only. It was not for our public DNS.

In terms of the version, we were a little bit behind the latest version. 

We're using Infoblox IPAM mainly for internal DNS appliances. The designs vary as we have different layers of structures that we run, but in general, we have branches, the data center, and we also have block storage on the cloud. We're using a combination of all Infoblox products that we manage both on the cloud and on-premises.

In my previous organization, we were using it for the reservation of IPs. We used it to reserve an IP or give an IP to a server or machine. In my current organization, we are using Infoblox as DNS. On my end, I have the responsibility to add or remove any A record or PTR record for an IP. We are adding the Alias name, CNAME, and we have multiple domains. In my security role, this is one of the products I work on. I have one domain under my control, and if any request comes to assign an IP, backup IP, or anything we need to resolve, I assign the Alias name accordingly and create the A and PTR records.

Infoblox IPAM is a full DDI solution. 

We use it for DNS, DHCP as well as IPAM.

We use this solution for IP management. Our organization has seven to eight servers across the globe. Millions of people are using it.

I use Infoblox IPAM for DNS and DSCP IP assignments and DNS host records, and I also use it to maintain the complete network database for the company.

I install Infoblox IPAM for customers and I use many different versions.

My clients have many different types of use cases for this solution, such as internal DNS, external DNS, and reporting. All the options that are available in the solution have been implemented in some way for my clients.

We use the product to reserve subnets. 

We use this solution for IP address management and our internal and external DNS.

I work for a consulting company and we provide support for government institutions. They favor on-premises deployments and tend to avoid any applications based in the cloud environment, so we always implement on-prem deployments.

The Discovery feature provides a clear network overview, while the solution also provides security options with features like robust DNS security.

I use this solution for IP address management. There are approximately 12 people who use it within our organization.

I usually use IPAM to allocate new soft nets for new sites, assign network scopes, create hosts and records, and for security purposes.

Infoblox IPAM is used mainly for IP and DHCP management.