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Field Gadget

The Field Gadget displays the information fields available for the Section and specific Resource that is being viewed.

Users may add enabled fields to the resource, edit field values, and remove fields from the Resource through this Gadget. Field values in this Gadget (such as Hostname, Username, and Password, among others) may also be used by other Resource Gadgets and Provision modules.

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Before You Begin

Fields must be enabled and added to the Resource's Section before they can be used in the Field Gadget.

Fields enabled in a Section (pictured below) will be available to add to the Field Gadget for any Resource of that Section.

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Working with the Field Gadget

Once fields have been enabled for a Section, they will be available to select in the "Add New Field" dropdown. 

To Add fields, click the "Edit" Button at the bottom right corner of the Field Gadget. 

Then, next to "Add New Field:", select one of the available fields from the dropdown, and click "Add". 

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Once added, the field will be available to edit or remove. Edit field value(s) as desired, then click "Save". 

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IPAM (Legacy)

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The IPAM Gadget has functionally been replaced by the IPAMv2 Gadget in version 7.0.0.

Although the original IPAM Gadget is still able to be used by existing customers, we recommend switching to the IPAMv2 Gadget for improved speed, filters, and UI customization options.

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Using this gadget, you can:

  • Direct Assign with or without additional filtering options. In cases where duplicate blocks exist, using the filter options with Direct Assign allows you to specifically control which of the dupilicate blocks is assigned.
    • To open the Direct Assign section of the Gadget and the advanced options, click the expansion caret in the upper right section, and then click "Advanced Options". 
  • Smart Assign with or without additional filtering options. Required fields for Smart assign are: "Type", "RIR", and "Size", but additional fields such as "Region", "VLAN", "LIR", "Resource" (for blocks that allow subassignments), and various "Tag" mode options.
  • Smart Browse using smart assign filter options to bring up a browsable list of blocks meeting that critera, from which you may assign or assign out of. 
    • To open the Smart Assign / Smart Browse section of the Gadget and the advanced options, click the expansion caret in the upper right Smart Assign section, and then click "Advanced Options". 
  • View, Filter, and Sort Assigned Blocks for the resource via the "IP Blocks" list.
    • To Filter: click the "filter" link in the top right area of the header to open filter options. Enter your desired criteria and hit "Apply". 
    • To Sort: Click on the header name you wish to sort by, and the field will toggle between ascending and descending order.
  • Manage Assigned Blocks for the resource by going into the "IP Blocks" list, and using the Action Menu (Gear Icon) to perform actions for the selected block.
    All options available in IPAM Manage for a block are also available in the IPAM Gadget Action menu, although the "Templates" option will be applicable in the IPAM Gadget.
  • Edit Multiple Blocks: by shift-clicking or cmd-clicking to select multiple blocks, and then right click to show the multi-block Action options, then select "Edit". The Edit Block Attributes screen will display.

 


For more information on assigning and managing blocks, see Working with IP Blocks - Assigning IP Space.

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Enabling "VRF Support" in the Admin home page under "Peering Settings" will automatically add the VRF gadget to the router Section.

 


The VRF gadget will then be accessible in a router's Resource Entry page.
To add a VRF, type the VRF name and ASN, then hit "Add VRF".
To delete a VRF, click on "delete" next to the VRF entry in the gadget. 

Once VRFs are set up for a router, the source ASNs for the associated VRFs will appear in the Source ASN dropdown when adding or editing a session for that router from the Peering tab. 


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Peering VRF currently only supports Cisco routers.


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Warning

User created gadgets are not supported at this time and the specification below could change without notice. If you want to make your own gadget, please get in touch so we can help you

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Additional Information

Continue on to the following pages for additional information on Working with Resources in Provision:

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