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02-28-2019 11:41 AM
I am importing IPAM data from SolarWinds to InfoBlox. My first question is what are the header fields not to generate DHCP records in IPAM for every network added on a CSV file. The Import files are large and adding the networks individually is not an option. I tried the following.
header-network address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
header-networkcontainer address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
networkcontainer 10.48.0.0 16 FALSE USA
networkcontainer 10.49.0.0 16 FALSE USA
Is there another option to import large CSV files for IPAM without affecting other tables in InfoBlox?
Thank You
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04-03-2019 12:00 AM
I'm having the same problem. Any luck on finding a resolution?
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09-09-2019 11:42 AM
A bit late, but for those still seeking, this info is in the admin guide
https://docs.infoblox.com/display/nios84/CSV+File+Format
...along with three examples:
https://docs.infoblox.com/display/nios84/Table+1.1+CSV+File+Example+1
https://docs.infoblox.com/display/nios84/Table+1.2+CSV+File+Example+2
https://docs.infoblox.com/display/nios84/Table+1.2+CSV+File+Example+3
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09-14-2019 10:43 AM - edited 09-15-2019 01:59 PM
@EJHILL2 wrote:I am importing IPAM data from SolarWinds to InfoBlox. My first question is what are the header fields not to generate DHCP records in IPAM for every network added on a CSV file. The Import files are large and adding the networks individually is not an option. I tried the following auto clicker word unscrambler jumble solver .
header-network address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
header-networkcontainer address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
networkcontainer 10.48.0.0 16 FALSE USA
networkcontainer 10.49.0.0 16 FALSE USA
Is there another option to import large CSV files for IPAM without affecting other tables in InfoBlox?
Thank You
I'm having the same problem.
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Is there any updated link on this? Link is not accessible.
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@EJHILL2 wrote:I am importing IPAM data from SolarWinds to InfoBlox. My first question is what are the header fields not to generate DHCP records in IPAM for every network added on a CSV file. The Import files are large and adding the networks individually is not an option. I tried the following.
header-network address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
header-networkcontainer address* netmask* configure_for_dhcp* EA-Country
networkcontainer 10.48.0.0 16 FALSE USA
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Is there another option to import large CSV files for IPAM without affecting other tables in InfoBlox?
Thank You
To avoid generating DHCP records during your IPAM data import from SolarWinds to InfoBlox, ensure you use the correct header fields and values in your CSV file. The configure_for_dhcp field should be set to FALSE for each network entry to prevent DHCP records from being created. Additionally, verify that you are using the correct headers and file format according to InfoBlox’s CSV import guidelines.
For importing large CSV files without affecting other tables, consider using InfoBlox's bulk import feature through their API or import tools designed for large datasets. This approach can help manage and streamline the import process while ensuring that only the intended tables are affected.