Viewing discovered IP addresses - BlueCat Integrity - 26.1.0

After an IP reconciliation policy discovers addresses and networks, you can view and work with the new information.

To view addresses discovered by the IP reconciliation policy:

1. Select the IPAM tab in the sidebar, then select IPv4 reconciliation or IPv6 reconciliation.
2. Select the Reconciliations tab.
3. The Reconciliations table lists discovered IP addresses. Select a row containing an IP address to expand the additional details section. Information about each discovered IP address is provided through the following fields.
   • Address—the IP address discovered by the IP reconciliation policy.
   • Reconciliation type—the type of IP address discovered by the IP reconciliation policy.
     • Mismatch—an address that exists in both Address Manager and on the network, but where the MAC address, DNS host name information, VLAN information or connected switch port does not match.
     • Reclaimable—(IPv4 only) an address that exists in Address Manager, but it isn't found on the physical network. This may represent a device that was turned off at the time of the discovery, or the address may no longer exist on the network.
     • Unknown—an address that exists on the physical network, but that isn't in Address Manager. This likely represents an address that has been added to the network after the last discovery.
   • Range—the network range that the address is located within.
   • MAC address—the MAC address of the IP address.
   • Domain—the fully qualified domain name of the discovered IP address.
   • Time since first detection—the time since the address was first discovered by the IP reconciliation policy.
   • Overridden—shows if the address is exempt from the reconciliation process. No shows that the IP address isn't added to the override list; Yes shows that it's added to the override list. Overridden addresses aren't affected by the Reconcile all and Reconcile functions.
   • Reconciliation policy—the IPv4 reconciliation policy used to discover the IPv4 addresses.
   • Address state—the address state of the discovered IP address, indicating how the address is allocated.
   • First detection time—the date and time the IP address was first detected by the discovery process.
   • Last detection time—the date and time the IP address was most recently detected by the discovery process.
   • Router port information—the IP address and port for the router on which the discovered IP address was found. If available, the name of the router is also included.
   • State—the reconciliation state of the discovered IP address, indicating whether the address is reconcilable.
   • Switch port information—when layer 2 discovery is enabled, the IP address, name, interface name, interface description, interface speed for the switch on which the discovered IP address was found.
   • VLAN information—when layer 2 discovery is enabled, the VLAN ID and VLAN name for the switch on which the discovered IP address was found.

   Note: Columns for additional fields can be added using the column select widget. For more information, refer to Customizing tables.

   Note: Table data can be filtered by field values using the filter widget. For more information, refer to Table filtering.