IPSpace

Introduction

IPSpace allows a group of people to maintain records of IPv4 network address allocations using a simple web interface. It's written in PHP with a MySQL database. It support classes network allocations and performs netmask and address checking.

Demo

Try the fully functional demo: [here]

Features

• Session less design allows multiple users
• Implements no CSS, javascript, or other HTML extensions
• Automatic network mask and network address verification
• Printer friendly subnet view (new in v0.2)

Requirements

• Server: PHP4, MySQL and webserver capable of handling PHP.
  Tested on:
  • Windows 2000 - IIS
  • Debian Woody - Apache 1.3
• Client: Browser that supports tables, header redirects and forms.
  Tested on:
  • Debian Woody - Lynx
  • Windows 2000 - IE 6.0
  • Windows XP - Mozilla FireFox 0.8
  • Solaris 8 - Netscape 4.7

Files

• IPSpace v0.2 - [source tarball] - 10 KB

Installation

1. Create the MySQL table from ipspace.sql:
   cat ipspace | mysql -u username -p database
2. Grant SELECT, INSERT and UPDATE privileges on the ipspace table to a MySQL user for the PHP scripts to use.
3. Edit the each of the PHP scripts in htdocs with the server, database, user and password info (this will be simplified in future versions).
4. Place contents of htdocs/ directory on your webserver. It is recommended that you take precautions to prevent unauthorized access to these files, as IPSpace implements no user authentication on its own.
5. Point your browser to the location of the contents of htdocs and create your first subnet.

Webmaster: Dustin Lundquist
Last updated: 03-16-04