Must have for every environment.
We are using Infoblox DDI internal and external grid and internal grid. They help us with our DNS, DHCP, and IPAM infrastructure.
Infoblox DDI (BloxOne)
Infoblox DDI (BloxOne)
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What is Infoblox DDI (BloxOne)?
Infoblox DDI consolidate DNS, DHCP and IP address management into a single platform, deployed on-site and managed from a common console.
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- No setup fee
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- Premium Consulting / Integration Services
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What is Infoblox DDI (BloxOne)?
Infoblox boasts possessing nearly 50 percent of the market share for DDI. They aim to provide organizations the flexibility to deploy DDI in ways that meet their precise needs—as rugged on-premises appliances and applications with built-in cloud integration and as virtual appliances managed completely in the cloud.
Infoblox applications and appliances are uniquely able to support all your DDI demands—today and down the road.
Using Infoblox DDI IT teams can:
- Consolidate DNS, DHCP and IP address management into a single platform, deployed on-site and managed from a common console
- Enhance cloud-based application performance for branch offices and remote sites with the industry’s first cloud-managed DDI platform
- Access rich, integrated Reporting and Analytics capabilities for capacity planning, asset management, compliance control and auditing
Infoblox DDI (BloxOne) Features
- Supported: Centrally manage and automate all aspects of DNS
- Supported: Provision and manage vast numbers of IP addresses
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Infoblox DDI (BloxOne) Customer Size Distribution
| Consumers | 0% |
|---|---|
| Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 0% |
| Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 0% |
| Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 100% |
Infoblox DDI (BloxOne) Technical Details
| Deployment Types | On-premise, SaaS |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows, Linux |
| Mobile Application | No |
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Infoblox DDI consolidate DNS, DHCP and IP address management into a single platform, deployed on-site and managed from a common console.
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The most common users of Infoblox DDI (BloxOne) are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees) and the Hospital & Health Care industry.
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February 20, 2022
Must have for every environment.
We are using Infoblox DDI internal and external grid and internal grid. They help us with our DNS, DHCP, and IPAM infrastructure.
- Infoblox DDI helps us with our DNS requests for internal and external networks
- It helps us do IPAM functionality
- It helps us with serving DHCP to the network sites and datacenters
- The Infoblox DDI grid VMs require too much space, Processor, and memory, It needs to be skimmed a bit.
- The OS used is NIOS and has very limited operations we can do on it. It adds a limitation to being scanned for vulnerabilities.
- The support and migration require too much work and downtime.
January 28, 2020
Infolox DDI
We use Infoblox DDI for all of our internal DHCP and IPAM. We also use it as a TFTP server for our IP phones. We also use it as a DNS server for certain zones in our environment.
- Excellent IPAM server
- Resilient server that stays online
- Native logging capabilities could be better
- User interface is a little laggy
August 03, 2019
Infoblox IPAM a powerful asset manager
We are using Infoblox to manage the IP space for our department. However, the corporation uses Infoblox across the organization for all IP management. Infoblox provides a sophisticated method to manage your IP assets, manage DNS, and keep track of the DHCP environment. We also take advantage of using Infoblox as a distribution system for network boot systems.
- DNS management.
- Integration with Active Directory, and a viable replacement for MS IP address management.
- Good for visually representing the DHCP lease space.
- Reporting is an add-on feature, which requires another system. The basics are free.
- Network systems management and reporting is another add-on. However, this is significantly expensive.
- The pricing structure is somewhat ridiculous. It's the least expensive system for a duel site. It has 10s of thousands (for a full feature IP tool), but in our case is crazy expensive.
March 19, 2019
Informed People Choose Infoblox
Infoblox is used in our corporation for IPAM data management. We also use it for DHCP on some occasions, but primarily run Microsoft DHCP. It is being used by the entire IT department to manage our network scopes and is very capable in addressing the problem of having all that type of information documented in one easy to reach place.
- It creates and manages DHCP scopes very well.
- It identifies scope usage at a glance very well.
- It's very reliable and requires almost no maintenance to keep up and running.
- The interface is a little dated.
- Some data entry can be more difficult than it has to be.
- Installation could be a bit more streamlined than it currently is.