Subnet objects in TeemIp represent standard broadcast domains. They are used to register physical or virtual LANs. By default, all subnets must be attached to a subnet block.

* Provides, by default, statistics on the registered IPs.This dashlet may be changed on a per user basis, like any other daslhet.

The Subnets shortcuts of the IP Management module on the explorer menu display all the IPv4 or IPv6 subnets of the selected organization or all IPv4 or IPv6 subnets if no organization is selected.

The “Registered IPs” column gives the percentage of the subnet that is already consumed by all the IP Ranges and IPs within the subnet. This information is not provided for IPv6 subnets due to the very large size of these objects.

Display can be switch from the listing view to tree view through the “Display Tree” action in the tool menu.

The tree view displays all subnets as well as all subnet blocks. When no default organization is selected, a tree per existing organization is displayed. Otherwise, only the tree that corresponds to the selected organization is displayed.

Display can be switched back to the listing view through the “Display List” action available in the tool menu.

A subnet calculator tool is available from the tool menu of subnet lists and subnet trees as well as from the “Other Actions” menu of the subnet details display. This utility greatly helps network computations using IP address, subnet mask or mask bits for IPv4 subnets and IP address and mask bits for IPv6 subnets. Note that you can access the calculator directly from the IP Management menu, under the “Tools” shortcut.

Once required information is entered, IPv4 calculation provides :

• IP Address
• Subnet IP
• Mask
• CIDR
• Wildcard Mask
• Broadcast IP
• Number of IPs
• Number of usable Hosts
• Previous Subnet IP
• Next Subnet IP

And IPv6 calculation provides:

• IP Address in compressed format
• IP Address in canonical format
• Network IP
• Prefix
• Prefix Mask
• Last IP
• Number of IPs
• Previous Subnet IP
• Next Subnet IP

In both cases, the tool will offer the possibility to create 3 subnet blocks and / or 3 subnets:

• the one that corresponds to the computed subnet,
• the one that corresponds to the previous subnet,
• the one that corresponds to the next subnet.

From the listing or tree view, click on the “New…” menu to display the creation form.

An implicit but intuitive set of rules must be followed when a subnet is created:

• A subnet must be CIDR aligned,
• A subnet cannot share any space with another subnet. In particular, it cannot contain any other subnet and cannot be contained in a subnet,
• Mask for IPv4 subnets must be contained within /16 - /32,
• Mask for IPv6 subnets must be contained within /64 - /128,
• If not set, “Subnet Block” is automatically computed when “Subnet IP” and “Mask” are defined,
• According to the “Symetrical Subnet NAT” parameter defined in Global IP Settings, symetrical NAT relations may be automatically created when subnets are added to the NAT tab.

At creation time, global settings “Reserve Subnet and Broadcast IPs at Subnet Creation” can be overwritten. Note that a change on this parameter, if any, only applies to the current creation and don’t affect the value of the global parameter. If it is required to change them globally, this can be done through the Global IP Settings menu.

From the detailed view of a subnet, click on the “Modify” button.

The parameters that can be changed here are: Name, Status, Type, Note, Requestor, Release date as well as the lists of Locations, Contacts and Documents, VLANs and VRFs attached to the subnet.

Next to standard actions, a set of specific actions can be applied to subnets. These can be found in the “Other Actions” menu available from the details page.

These specific actions are described in below chapters.

The “Shrink” action applies only to IPv4 subnets. It is available from the “Other Actions” menu and allows you to reduce the size of a subnet by 2, 4, 8 or 16. When selected, the following page is displayed:

The 3 first lines recall the main characteristics of the subnet. Other lines list the attributes that can be changed:

The rules used at creation time apply here as well. On top of them, the shrink action follows its own set of rules:

• Size of subnet must accommodate the scale of shrink. For instance, a /29 cannot be divided by 16.
• All IP ranges included in the subnet must remain within the borders of the new subnet.

When clicking the “Apply” button, the shrink action is launched. Result is displayed as follows:

The “Split” action applies only to IPv4 subnets. It is available from the “Other Actions” menu and allows you to split a subnet in 2, 4, 8 or 16 subnets. When selected, the following page is displayed:

The 3 first lines recall the main characteristics of the subnet. Other lines list the attributes that can be changed:

The rules used at creation time apply here as well. On top of them, the split action follows its own set of rules:

• Size of subnet must accommodate the scale of split. For instance, a /29 cannot be split into 16.
• All IP ranges included in the subnet must remain within the borders of the new subnets. None of them can sit across new subnets borders.

When clicking the “Apply” button, the split action is launched. Result is displayed as follows:

The “Expand” action applies only to IPv4 subnets. It is available from the “Other Actions” menu and allows you to increase the size of a subnet. When selected, the following page is displayed:

The 3 first lines recall the main characteristics of the subnet. Other lines list the attributes that can be changed:

The rules used at creation time apply here as well. On top of them, the expand action follows its own set of rules:

• Size of subnet must accommodate the scale of expansion. For instance, a /19 cannot be expanded by 16 as TeemIp doesn’t take into consideration subnets greater than a /16.
• The new subnet must be contained within the subnet blocks it is attached to.

When clicking the “Apply” button, the expand action is launched. Result is displayed as follows:

The List & Pick IPs action simply lists, in numerical order, all the IP ranges and IP addresses hosted within a subnet. It lists as well the free IP addresses and provides the possibility to directly register one of them.

Clicking on “Apply” will generate the list.

All free IPs can be created by clicking the appropriate button. This will open a popup window where all IP details can be registered. If you don’t wish to proceed, the top right menus will lead you to your next page.

This action helps IP administrator to find free space of a given size within an IPv4 or IPv6 subnet and to allocate it if required. When selected, the following page is displayed:

This screen allows you to select the size of the free space that you are looking for and the maximum number of offers that you want to receive. Note that offered space will not necessarily be CIDR aligned. First available space that matches will be offered.

Once parameters are chosen, hitting the “apply” button will trigger the search action. The result is then displayed in a list format:

All ranges offered can be transformed as IP ranges. By clicking the appropriate , you’ll open a window where you’ll be able to create the requested object. If you don’t wish to proceed, the top right menus will lead you to your next page.

This function exports in a text format all IPs of a given subnet: IPs that are registered (regardless their status: allocated, reserved, released or unassigned) and IPs that are not registered and that don’t exit as an object in TeemIp data base.

Next to the attributes of an IP address, additional information fields are exported with each IP address:

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