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IPAManager vs OpenNetAdmin

IPAManager

ipamanager.com

OpenNetAdmin

opennetadmin.com

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FigureIPAManagerOpenNetAdmin
Price from$275/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
LinuxYesYes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published41
Spec score · IP Address Management Software7.9 (#18)8.1 (#12)
DeploymentThe download page offers a Windows .exe installer for supported Windows Server and Windows 11 deployments and a .deb package for Ubuntu Server.The download page offers the current release, tagged releases, and add-ons; the project README instructs users to install it on a web server.
PurposeIPAManager is an on-prem platform for IP address and subnet management, discovery, topology, monitoring, alerts, and configuration backups.OpenNetAdmin tracks IP network attributes, including subnets, hosts, IP addresses, MAC addresses, and DNS names.
SupportSupport primarily serves licensed customers and offers technical troubleshooting, deployment guidance, upgrade help, and product guidance; evaluation inquiries are also accepted.The community page directs users to GitHub issues for questions and problem reports and provides documentation links.

Plans

IPAManager

  • Up to 100 Devices$275 a month
  • Up to 200 Devices$500 a month
  • Up to 500 Devices$750 a month
  • 500+ DevicesPriced on request

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OpenNetAdmin

  • OpenNetAdminFree

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In their own words

IPAManager

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OpenNetAdmin

OpenNetAdmin is a free, open-source, self-hosted IP address management system for tracking network attributes and supporting configuration work. Its inventory can include DNS names, IP addresses, subnets, MAC addresses, IPv6 addresses, VLANs, DHCP pools, NAT, and custom attributes. Administrators can manage records through an AJAX-enabled web interface or use the command-line interface for scripting and bulk work. The project describes the inventory as manually maintained and authoritative, with discovery tools helping to populate and audit it. Templates and backend processes can generate DNS, DHCP, and router configurations, including for distributed servers. Other capabilities include overlapping DNS views, plugins, LDAP and local authentication, and configuration archives with syntax-highlighted comparisons. BIND-DLZ can query the ONA database directly, and host actions can link to applications such as Splunk, Nagios, Cacti, and Base. The core is released under GPLv2.0, though some add-ons may have separate licenses. The features page says multiple database backends are possible, but only MySQL is tested.

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