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Hi Jeff,

in a nutshell, Neutron has its IPAM logic baked into the main 'db class'.
However, Neutron's IPAM does not manage at all the underlay - it manages
exclusively devices in the 'logical' realm.

There are been discussions in the past concerning Physical appliance
management in Neutron, not just from an IPAM perspective.
However, so far there is not yet anything targeted or proposed for the
upcoming Juno release.

Regards,
Salvatore


On 23 June 2014 19:39, Jeff dambly <Jeff_dambly at symantec.com> wrote:

> Hello,
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> I’m new to OpenStack, and I was wondering what the community is using for
> IPAM solutions. It seems to me that neutron is doing something of these
> things, but how is IPAM being handled for underlay devices such as routers
> and switches?
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