IPal™ provides complete IP address life cycle support from initial acquisition
of address space to its return.
| Network Design |
IPal represents your network as a set of hierarchical areas, calculating aggregate
addresses according to network structure. |
| Accurate Allocation |
IPal selects correct addresses and masks for equipment interfaces and network segments.
IPal will delegate contiguous address ranges for assignment to another authority. |
| Connections |
IPal models network segments or subnets as connections, insuring that connected
interfaces have matching network segment addresses and masks. |
| Device Support |
IPal tracks addresses allocated to device interfaces. |
| Multiple CIDR Address Support |
IPal supports ASN, IPv4, and IPv6 in one seamless interface. |
| Tunable Allocation Policies |
IPal allocation policies are tunable to favor utilization of the address space,
route aggregation, or a balance of the two goals. Policies are tunable per network
area. |
| Automatic Distribution of Address Space |
IPal will transfer address space throughout the network as it is needed. The size
of transferred blocks can be tuned to minimize fragmentation of the address space. |
| Network Tree and Address Map |
IPal presents a visual representation of the network architecture. IP address map
provides an interactive view of IP address space, showing address status and usage. |
| Multiple Address Spaces |
IPal supports multiple instances of address space. Represent distinct networks,
multiple copies of private (RFC1918) space, or copies of network architecture for
testing and training purposes. |
| Reports |
IPal presents reports or network configuration by address, by device, by network
hierarchy, and more. Utilization reports support additional requests for address
space from ARIN. |
Deallocation with
Re-use Delay |
IPal can delay the re-allocation of released addresses for a configurable period,
allowing time for the addresses to expire in live equipment. |
| Reclamation |
IPal will collect free and deallocated addresses as required for moving or removing
address blocks. Reclaiming address blocks facilitates renumbering,
reorganizing, merging networks or returning addresses blocks. |
| Accessibility |
IPal is a web-based application, accessible from a browser with access to the IPal
server. |
| User Accounts |
IPal controls user access by functions, block sizes, and network
hierarchy. |