When you have added your Meraki environment to DDI orchestrator, your networks will be displayed in the list on the IPAM page. DDI orchestrator retrieves subnets from all networks that have an MX appliance.
Double-click a range or scope in the IPAM list to view its associated IP addresses. This opens the IP addresses list, where you can monitor the statuses of all IP addresses within the range or scope. When a Meraki client is synchronized in DDI orchestrator, the IP address history updates. For more information about viewing IP addresses, refer to Viewing IP addresses within networks.
Viewing synchronized Meraki clients
It's possible to synchronize Meraki subnets and their clients regardless of whether the subnets have DHCP enabled or disabled, or have configured a DHCP relay to another server. A subnet is associated with a Range.
For Meraki subnets, the Authority column of the IPAM list is populated with the Meraki network to which the subnet belongs. Multiple subnets can be associated with the same range, in which case the Authority column is populated with Overlap. Depending on how many ranges the subnet is associated with, the Authority column also displays the names or the number of associated ranges.
Clients on DHCP networks may have a Leased or Reserved State, depending on whether the client has been temporarily or permanently assigned.
Clients on non-DHCP networks have an Assigned State and their Discovery type is API, which can be viewed in the Inspector.