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Re: Add host in a network with next available IP function
by kvasudevan in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-30-2019
Hi Ashley, The network has to exist in the Infoblox grid. If it already doesn't, first create the network on the grid. Then, trigger this WAPI call. Regards, Krishna
Re: Please advise (Newbie): API request to get an IP
by kvasudevan in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-26-2019
Hi Ashley, Your API should like below: curl -k -u admin:infoblox -H 'content-ty...
Re: Help Required: Creating network in a network view
by kvasudevan in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-25-2019
Hi Ashley, The network parameters need to be passed in the data section of your...
Re: URGENT: Next Available IP starting from highest IP address
by MattR in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-18-2019
Personally I would not. If you have a need for such a behavior, I suppose you could get the full list of free addresses, and then use your own algorithm to choose an address. However that would be quite inefficient.
Re: Please help : How to get all the unused IP's from a subnet
by Ashley in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-18-2019
Thanks Richard. That explains a lot.
Urgent : Need help
by Ashley in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-18-2019
Hi Team, I need your suggestion in below mentioned situation: If I am not wrong...
Re: URGENT, PLEASE HELP
by MattR in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-17-2019
Yes, anything in square brackets is an array. That section would look like this: "exclude": ["192.168.1.1","192.168.1.2","192.168.1.3"] You could also place an exclusion range or a set of reservations in the network, to block out addresses.
Get Next Available IP using API
by Ashley in API & Integration, DevOps,NetOps,SecOps
09-12-2019
Hi Team, I am a newbie here. I have a very small question. I understand that th...