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Track IPv4 Usage and History

Overview

Each IPv4 pool offers two views that help you track its addresses:

  • Used addresses — which addresses are assigned right now, and to whom.
  • History — a log of past allocations (which address went to which user, and when).

Who Can Use This Feature

Network administrators and support staff investigating IP assignments.

Required Permissions

  • IPv4 Pool → List / Show.

Prerequisites

  • The pool exists and has (or had) addresses assigned.

Used addresses

Navigation: Networking → IPv4 Pool → click the Used count on a pool.

This opens the Used Static IPv4 Address List for that pool:

The Used Static IPv4 Address List for a pool

ColumnMeaning
#Pool reference number.
Pool NameThe pool the address belongs to.
Used IPv4The assigned address.
UsernameThe subscriber (or MAC) the address is assigned to.
User TypeThe kind of subscriber (e.g. Lease).
Subscriber StatusWhether that subscriber is Active, Disabled, etc.
Assigned OnWhen the address was assigned.

Use this to see who currently holds each address before editing or deleting a pool.

History

Navigation: Networking → IPv4 Pool → the History button on a pool.

This opens the Static IPv4 History List — a record of past allocations:

The Static IPv4 History List — past allocations with start and end dates

ColumnMeaning
Pool NameThe pool.
Used IPv4The address that was assigned.
UsernameWho it was assigned to.
User TypeThe kind of subscriber.
Start DateWhen the assignment began.
End DateWhen it ended.

Use this to trace which subscriber previously used an address — useful for support and audits.

What Happens After Saving

Both are read-only views — they don't change anything.

Important Notes

  • Used addresses shows the current picture; History shows the past.
  • Both lists can be searched, filtered and exported.

Common Mistakes

  • Confusing the current Used list with the History log.

Troubleshooting

ProblemLikely causeWhat to do
History is emptyNo past allocations recorded for this poolThis is normal for a new or unused pool.
An address shows as used but the subscriber is goneStale assignmentCheck the subscriber's status and technical settings.