A single default tagging setting named IP Tagging Policy is provided by the IP Availability Manager. The IP Tagging Policy setting configures the IP tagging for a system. Default values for the IP Tagging Policy setting lists the IP Tagging Policy setting parameters, and Parameters of default setting IP Tagging Policy shown in a single view shows all of the parameters in a single view.

Table 1. Default values for the IP Tagging Policy setting

Parameter

Value

Description

IPTag

String of unspecified length

Default: Null string (empty)

Specifies the name to be assigned to this tag.

This tag will be applied to the IP addresses falling within the ranges that are specified for the OverlappingIPAddrOrRange and MgmtIPAddrOrRange parameters.

MgmtIPAddrOrRange

String of unspecified length

Default: Null string (empty)

Specifies the IP address or range of IP addresses to be managed by default. Use the pattern matching criteria in Chapter 9, “Wildcard Patterns,”

For example:

  • 192.168.1.2 or 192.168.1.*

  • 192.168.1.<2-20>

  • 192.<168-170>.*.*|10.10.<10-20>.*

The pipe ( | ) separator can be used to specify multiple IP ranges.

MonitorMgmtIP

MANAGED,UNMANAGED

Default: MANAGED

Determines the management status to be assigned to the IP addresses falling within the range of the MgmtIPAddrOrRange parameter:

  • MANAGED Indicates that the discovered IP addresses are to be managed.

  • UNMANAGED Indicates that the discovered IP addresses are to be unmanaged.

MonitorOverlappingIP

MANAGED,UNMANAGED

Default: UNMANAGED

Determines the management status to be assigned to the IP addresses falling within the range of the OverlappingIPAddrOrRange parameter:

  • MANAGED Indicates that the discovered IP addresses are to be managed.

  • UNMANAGED Indicates that the discovered IP addresses are to be unmanaged.

OverlappingIPAddrOrRange

String of unspecified length

Default: Null string (empty)

Specifies the IP address or range of IP addresses to be unmanaged by default. Use the pattern matching criteria in Chapter 9, “Wildcard Patterns,”

For example:

  • 192.168.1.2 or 192.168.1.*

  • 192.168.1.<2-20>

  • 192.<168-170>.*.*|10.10.<10-20>.*

The pipe ( | ) separator can be used to specify multiple IP ranges.

RouteDistinguisher

ENABLE_RD,DISABLE_RD

Default: ENABLE_RD

Determines the level of tagging for VPN-IP (VRF IP) addresses:

  • ENABLE_RD Indicates that the IP objects created for the VRF IP addresses falling within the range that is specified for the OverlappingIPAddrOrRange parameter are to be tagged by using the route distinguisher from the vendor VPN MIB, in addition to the user-defined tag that is specified in the IPTag parameter.

  • DISABLE_RDIndicates that the IP objects created for the VRF IP addresses falling within the range that is specified for the OverlappingIPAddrOrRange parameter are not to be tagged by using the route distinguisher from the vendor VPN MIB; only the user-defined tag that is specified in the IPTag parameter is to be used to tag these IP objects.
Figure 1. Parameters of default setting IP Tagging Policy shown in a single view