Every IP. Every number. One inventory.
XonIPAM treats every IP address and every telephone number as a real, materialised, audited object. From the /8 supernet to a single host. From allocation through portability to quarantine and release.
01 — Capabilities
IPv4 · IPv6 · E.164
/01
Blocks & subnets
Hierarchy · Split · Merge
Recursive hierarchy from supernet to subnet with structural overlap detection. Split and merge with full history. Conflicts are impossible, not just flagged.
/02
Typed pools
Domain isolation
Pools typed by technology domain: RAN, Transport, Core, Access, IP/MPLS, SDN/NFV, Infrastructure, APN. Allocations cannot cross domain boundaries. The schema enforces it.
/03
Materialised addresses
1.8M+ rows per tenant
Individual addresses exist as rows with hostname, MAC, and customer linkage. Nothing is computed on demand and lost. Audit queries return in milliseconds.
/04
Number lifecycle
Available → Assigned → Quarantine
Mobile, landline, and toll-free numbers move through explicit lifecycle states with approval gates on sensitive transitions. Auto-release on configurable quarantine windows.
/05
Portability
Inbound · Outbound
Clearing-house workflows for ports in both directions: eligibility, submission, scheduling, activation, completion. Claims and rejections handled as first-class states.
/06
Capacity forecasting
30 / 60 / 90 day
Exhaustion projection per pool, per category, per region. Alerts fire at configurable thresholds with the forecasted exhaustion date attached.
02 — The model
Block to address
/01
From five blocks
to 1.8 million rows.
A typical tenant: 5 blocks become 240 subnets, become 1,800 pools, become 1.8 million materialised addresses. Every level is queryable, every change is history. This is what pre-materialisation buys: audit answers in milliseconds at carrier scale.
IMG-IPAM-PHOTO
21:9 · core network room photograph
IMG-IPAM-PHOTOXonware · field documentation
03 — Designed for
Regulator-grade inventory
1.8M+
Materialised addresses per tenant
10M+
Numbers under lifecycle
8
Isolated technology domains
90
Day exhaustion forecasts