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NIOS Grid Connector provides a unified view of both on-premise NIOS Grid deployments and cloud-managed BloxOneUniversal DDI deployments. If you have configured NIOS Grids to communicate with BloxOne Universal DDI, you can enable the NIOS Grid Connector service on the respective service instances (Grid Manager, Grid Manager Candidate, or standalone appliance) to import certain DNS, DHCP, and IPAM data from the Grids or members to BloxOne Universal DDI. You can then view the read-only data in the Cloud Services Infoblox Portal, together with other network data. NIOS Grid Connector also allows you to import Microsoft-managed zones and DHCP exclusion range from NIOS into the Cloud Services Infoblox Portal. This capability provides you with a single interface for viewing comprehensive network data for your BloxOne Cloud infrastructureInfoblox Platform, such as global IP space, subnets, IP addresses, DHCP data, and DNS data. Note that this service can only be enabled on service instances running NIOS 8.5 or higher. 

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When NIOS is connected to the Cloud Services Infoblox Portal, the Extended Attributes and other tags are automatically populated to easily identify the service instance that belongs to a particular Grid and the objects imported from NIOS. For more information, see NIOS Tags updated in Cloud Services Infoblox Portal.

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IB-100 and IB-8X0 series appliances (physical and virtual) are not recommended in the NIOS Grid Manager and Grid Manager Candidate roles, and therefore are not supported with the NIOS Grid Connector. For minimum system requirements for virtual machines, see VM Minimum System Requirements.

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