# IP Assets

The IP Assets page provides a consolidated inventory view of all IP addresses across the platform. Unlike the Containers page, which focuses on the hierarchical structure of Containers → SubContainers → Blocks → Subnets, this page is designed for **asset-level** **tracking,** displaying each IP address as an individual asset with its **status, category, and unique asset ID.**

This page allows users to quickly locate, filter, edit, and manage IP assets without navigating through multiple subnets. It is used for monitoring IP usage, checking availability, assigning tags, performing bulk actions, and exporting asset data.

## **What Do You See on the Screen**

The screen displays all IP assets in a card-based grid format. Each card shows the IP address, asset ID, and status (In Use, Free, Network, Broadcast, Reserved, Transient, etc.). Users can filter, search, export, and update IP assets from the same page.

**IP Asset / Subnet:**

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* **IP Asset:** Shows individual IP addresses with asset-level details.
* **Subnet:** Displays subnets, their configurations, usage summaries, and scan statuses.

### **IP Assets Categories**

Below the drop-down switcher, the page displays categories that group IPs by their current state:

* All Assets
* In Use
* Transient
* Free
* Yet to Scan
* Network
* Broadcast

Selecting any category filters the grid to show only IPs under that classification.

<table><thead><tr><th width="177.79998779296875">Label</th><th width="161.800048828125">Action</th><th>Description / Example</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Search</strong></td><td>Enter text to search</td><td>Search for IP assets by IP address, asset ID, status, or category.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Filter</strong></td><td>Click to open filter panel.</td><td><strong>Fields:</strong> AMC Cost, CI ID, Department, and more. <br><br><strong>Conditions:</strong> in, not in, contains, not contains, equal to, not equal to.</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/5a1cefcd29f81340fa1702f6c892740320859ede"><strong>Go to Containers</strong></a></td><td>Hyperlink button</td><td>Navigates directly to the Containers page to view the IP hierarchy.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Actions</strong></td><td>Click to open drop-down.</td><td><strong>Export:</strong> Opens the <strong>Export as CSV</strong> panel, where you can download IP Asset data. You can optionally select a <strong>Category</strong> (In Use, Transient, Allocated, Reserved, Free) to export only those IPs. The export will include data based on the general filters applied on the page, and if a category is selected, both filters are used.<br><br><strong>Bulk Edit:</strong> Upload a CSV to update multiple IP assets.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Edit</strong></td><td>Action icon on each IP card</td><td>Modify details of the selected IP asset.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Bulk Actions</strong></td><td>Select multiple IP cards.</td><td>After selecting IPs, a top bar appears to Add Tags to the specified IP assets.</td></tr></tbody></table>

### **Bulk Edit**

* Navigate to the IP Asset page and select Action -> **Bulk Edit** from the top panel.

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* In the Bulk Edit dialog, choose the **Category** (or object type) if required.
* Click **Download CSV file** (template). Fill it with your data (see required fields below).
* Upload the completed CSV (drag & drop or Browse).
* Map CSV columns to system fields on the column-mapping screen if prompted.
* Run validation. Review any error/invalid rows and download them if needed.

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* Click **Proceed with Valid Records** to import valid entries.
* After import completes, verify assets in the IP Assets list.

### **Asset information**

When you select an IP Asset, the system opens a detailed view that displays all relevant information about that asset. This page helps users quickly understand the asset’s identity, hierarchy, and associated details.

**1. Asset Summary**

* **Asset Name:** Displays the asset's IP address (e.g., *10.0.4.0*).
* **IP Address & State:** Displays the asset’s assigned IP address and its classification tag (e.g., *Network*, *Free*, *Reserved*, *In Use*).

**2. Device Details**

This section provides basic identification details related to the device/asset:

* **Hostname:** The detected or assigned hostname for the IP asset.
* **IP Address:** Displays the resolved or configured IP address values for the device.

**3. Parent Detail**

Shows the complete hierarchical structure of where this IP belongs inside the IPAM container architecture. This includes:

* Container
* Subcontainer
* Block
* Subnet

Each level displays:

* Name of the parent component
* The associated network range (e.g., *10.0.0.0/8*, *10.0.0.0/13*, *10.0.4.0/22*, *10.0.4.0/24*)

[Click here](/infraon-help/infinity-user-guide/ipam.md) to learn more about managing IP Assets in Infraon Infinity.


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