# IPAM unified view for Microsoft Windows

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The IPAM Tower organizes network resources into three lenses: **Site View**, **Cluster View**, and **Supernet View**. During day-to-day management, viewing resources through one of these lenses is usually enough. But during an incident, when every minute matters, switching between views to track down an issue is a bottleneck.

The **Unified View** removes that bottleneck by consolidating data from all sites, clusters, and supernets into a single dashboard. Administrators get a network-wide picture without leaving the page, and can still drill down into individual sites, clusters, or supernets when needed.

## Summary cards

At the top of the Unified View, summary cards give an at-a-glance status of the network:

- **Total Ranges**: the combined count of supernets, IPv4 subnets, IPv6 subnets, and static subnets across the network, with a proportional breakdown bar.
- **Sites Represented**: the number of sites contributing data to this view.
- **Clusters Represented**: the number of clusters actively serving DHCP.
- **Avg. IPv4 Utilization**: the average utilization across all IPv4 ranges in the network.

## Field-based search

![](https://cdn.manageengine.com/sites/meweb/images/dns-dhcp-ipam/ipam-unified-view-2.png)

Administrators can narrow results using field-based search: select a field (Name, Type, Description, Site, etc.), choose a match condition, and enter a value. Multiple field searches can be applied together and appear as removable filter chips above the results, so admins can combine criteria — for example, Type: Supernet and Site: site2 — to quickly isolate the resources they need. Filters can be removed individually or cleared all at once.

## View options

The Unified View offers three ways to visualize network data: **Table**, **Tree**, and **Heatmap**. Unlike the individual Site, Cluster, and Supernet views — which offer a Card view — the Unified View replaces Card view with Heatmap, since a network-wide view benefits more from spotting utilization patterns at a glance than from browsing individual cards.

![](https://cdn.manageengine.com/sites/meweb/images/dns-dhcp-ipam/ipam-unified-view-3.png)

The **Table View** lists every supernet, subnet, static subnet, and IPv6 range with its type, description, site, associated clusters, and utilization. Columns are sortable, and rows can be expanded for more detail.

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The **Tree View** presents the same data hierarchically, grouped first by Site View and Cluster View, with each site or cluster expandable to reveal its supernets, subnets, and static subnets — offering more structural context than the Table View.

![](https://cdn.manageengine.com/sites/meweb/images/dns-dhcp-ipam/ipam-unified-view-5.png)

The **Heatmap View** gives a graphical, color-coded representation of utilization across all supernets, subnets, and static subnets in the network:

- Color indicates utilization: green for under 70% used, orange for 70—89%, red for 90% and above, and gray where no data is available.
- Border style distinguishes resource type: supernets, subnets, and static subnets each have a distinct visual marker.

![](https://cdn.manageengine.com/sites/meweb/images/dns-dhcp-ipam/ipam-unified-view-6.png)

Hovering over any box shows details for that resource, including its type, site, associated clusters, and utilization. Since a network can contain far more ranges than fit on one screen, the Heatmap loads an initial batch of resources with a **Load more** option to bring in the rest.

## Import, export, and sync

The Unified View also provides quick actions for managing IPAM data at the network level:

- **Import**: bring in existing IPAM data from a CSV file.
- **Export**: download the current IPAM data shown in this dashboard as a CSV file.
- **Sync All Clusters**: refresh data across all clusters to reflect their current, up-to-date state.