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With IP address allocation resources, you can allocate IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses from a specified network by creating a Host host record. The allocated IP addresses are then assigned to the interface of an instance created in a cloud environment, after which a VM is created. If required, you may integrate the VM with the corresponding Host host record in NIOS as described in in IP Address Association.

The resources available in the current version of Infoblox IPAM Plug-In for VMware are: 

Use the infoblox_ip_allocation

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The infoblox_ipv4_allocation and infoblox_ipv6_allocation resources

will be deprecated in an upcoming release and will not be supported.
  • When allocating multiple IP addresses by using the infoblox_ip_allocation resource, you are advised not to use the infoblox_ipv4_allocation or infoblox_ipv6_allocation resource in the same .tf file.

  • To upgrade

    have been deprecated. They are not supported from Infoblox IPAM Plug-In for Terraform version 2.

    0.1 to version 2.1.0, perform the following steps: 
  • Remove the mac_addr, duid, and enable_dhcp fields from the infoblox_ipv4_allocation and infoblox_ipv6_allocation resource blocks in the Terraform configuration file as these fields are no longer supported. Resources infoblox_ipv4_association and infoblox_ipv6_association continue to support these fields.
  • Upgrade the plug-in as described in the Terraform documentation.
  • Run the terraform apply command

    3.0.