Overview

Address Commander (AC) is an IP address management (IPAM) solution that centralizes, automates, and streamlines administration for complex IP environments. AC manages the allocation and assignments of IP nodes and subnets, tracks IP space and automates reporting for internal audits and reconciliation with Regional Internet Registries (RIR). Using AC, users can generate customized reports, set alerts for IP usage thresholds and create utilization snapshots.

Network Discovery and Reconciliation

Automatic discovery and import of devices and IP resources.

Planning of carrier IP logical resources like public and private IPv4, IPv6, floating/virtual IPs, VRF, VPN/Tunnel, etc.

L3 VPN data import from NDP

Logical resource organization by VPN domains.

Complete visibility of L3VPN information, such as VRF name, description, Route Distinguisher, and directly connected routes.

Central IP address planning

Policy-driven configurations such as IP address pools, region, service type allocation, etc.

Correlation of IP address with customers or service type.

Optimization algorithms in v4 and v6 addresses and allocation.

Regulatory reporting and governance to RIRs

Automatic generate RIR-compliant utilization reports according to configured business rules.

API integration to NFV orchestration tools

Integration APIs to NFV orchestrators to allocate IP pools on demand (policy-driven).

Integration APIs to NFVI (Openstack and VMware) to assign address pools.

Discover VM, containers and VNF level IP usage.

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Address Commander Platform Overview
Why Integrating IPAM Matters and How to Achieve It IPAM and OSS integration is a vital component when future-proofing network services.
Automate VPN IP Assignments and Tracking over VRF Ensuring that MPLS/VRF tags are not duplicated, namespace collision risks is vital nowadays

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Fully containerized
Continuous vulnerability scans
Collaborative support
Meets best practicesThe certified software follows Red Hat’s best practices for deployment on Red Hat OpenShift clusters.

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FAQs

What are the considerations for IPAM Network Discovery?

https://www.incognito.com/blog/the-top-six-considerations-for-ipam-network-discovery/

If IPv6 resources are technically infinite, what metrics do I need to measure?

https://www.incognito.com/blog/ipv6-what-metrics-do-you-measure-in-infinity/

Certifications

Learn about Red Hat Certification and Partner Validation

Certification standards

Runs on OpenShift
Fully containerized
Continuous vulnerability scans
Collaborative support
Meets best practicesThe certified software follows Red Hat’s best practices for deployment on Red Hat OpenShift clusters.

Incognito Address Commander (AC) Certified

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