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An IP space is a storage for IP addresses that are unique to a particular space. It is a single routing domain with its own IP addresses. All IP addresses must belong to an IP space. You can manage IP addresses in one IP space independently of another; changes made in one IP space are not reflected in other IP spaces. Because IP spaces are mutually exclusive, the addresses in each IP space can have overlapping address spaces with multiple duplicate IP addresses, and this does not affect the network integrity. Once you create an IP space, you can make copies of it.

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  • Each has its own networks and DNS domains.
  • Each has its own private IP spaces in the 10.0.0.0/24 network.
  • Each has its own DHCP and DNS servers and uses dynamic DNS updates. The DHCP servers of each corporation serve IP addresses for networks in their respective corporations.
  • The DHCP clients in each corporation update DNS zones within their DNS domains.

The two corporations plan to migrate the networks and hosts from the address space Corp 200 to the address space Corp 100 and the corpxyz.com domain. To support both networks in the meantime and to facilitate the migration, you can configure BloxOne DDI to manage the networks and domains of both corporations. As shown in the following diagram, you can configure a host for each corporation and manage their networks independently. Host 1 serves DNS and DHCP to Corp 100. The networks of Corp 100 are contained in the Corp 100 IP space, which is associated with the internal and external DNS views of the corpxyz.com domain. Host 2 serves DNS and DHCP to Corp 200. The networks of Corp 200 are in the Corp 200 IP space, which is associated with both the internal and external DNS views of the corp200.com domain. The two corporations have one overlapping network, 10.1.1.0/24.

For details, please refer to the paragraph directly above this diagram.


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  • Click the menu button, , then Edit, or select the checkbox for the respective record, and click the Edit button to modify an IP space.

  • Select an IP space to view additional details, such as tags, leases, DHCP options, and filters. If you do not want to view the details in the panel on the right, click the information button, .

  • Click the utilization details button, , view the IP space’s utilization details, or click the tabular view button, , to view the details in a tabular format.

  • In the Search text box, enter the value that you want to search by. BloxOne DDI displays the list of items matching the keyword in the database. You can search by Name, Description, or Tags (the Tag key and/or Tag value). You cannot search by IPv4 Utilization.
  • Click the filter button, , to filter the objects by name and descriptionTo save a filter after selecting the required parameters click Save Filter, specify a name for the filter, and click Save. To reload a previously saved filter, click the saved filters button, , and select the required filter. 

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