Basic Operations in One-IP Table

This section will guide you to several basic operations on the One-IP table.

• How to Open One-IP Table 
• Search in One-IP Table
• Map L2 Topology, VLAN Group from One-IP Table
  
• Remove Entries from One-IP Table
• Export One-IP Table

How to Open One-IP Table

In the current version, you can open the One-IP Table from the Start menu or by double-clicking the One-IP Table application shortcut on the desktop.

Search in One-IP Table

NetworkBrain supports searching in the One-IP table, and fuzzy match is allowed in the search.

You can search the One-IP table by entering a search item in the search bar, which can be IP Address/LAN Segment/MAC Address/DNS Name/VLAN Group/VLAN ID/Device Name/Interface Name. All columns of the One-IP table are in the search scope, except for Data Source, Possible Switch Port, Gateway and Data Retrieve.

• Example 1: Search IP address by exact search.

Enter the full IP address 10.61.162.4/30  to search for the IP address.

• Example 2: Search IP address by fuzzy search.

Enter the IP address section 10.61 to search for the IP address.

• Example 3: search for MAC address

Enter “aabb” to search for MAC address containing the “aabb” section.
 

Map L2 Topology, VLAN Group from One-IP Table

On the One-IP Table page, you can draw the L2 topology and map the VLAN group of an entry:

1. Open a map (If you map L2 Topology, VLAN Group without opening an existing map, a new map will be created automatically).
2. Draw the network properties of an entry in the One-IP table to a map.
   
   1. (Option 1) Click on a selected entry and select Map. The L2 topology of the entry will be drawn on the map.
      
      
   2. (Option 2) Click  on a selected entry and select Map VLAN Group. The L2 Topology of the selected entry’s VLAN Group will be drawn on the map.
      
      

      Note: The network devices will be drawn, but the endpoint will be excluded.

   3. (Option 3) Click    on the selected entry and select Map VLAN Group with Endpoints. The L2 Topology of the selected entry’s VLAN Group, including network device and endpoint, will be drawn on the map.
      
      

Remove Entries from One-IP Table

On the One-IP Table page, you can remove entries. Select and right-click the entry to be removed, and then click Delete from the menu. You can select multiple entries and remove all of these entries.

Export One-IP Table

You can export the One-IP table to a CSV file by clicking . If you only want to export certain items in the table, you can search these items and then export the search results. After the search is completed, only the search results will be exported.

Note: If you want to export only the Unknown End Systems in the table, select the Show Unknown End System Only checkbox before you export the table.