Import-IpamRange

Import-IpamRange

Imports one or more IP address range objects from the specified file into the computer running the IPAM server.

構文

Parameter Set: Import
Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily <AddressFamily> -Path <String> [-AsJob] [-CimSession <CimSession[]> ] [-CreateSubnetIfNotFound] [-ErrorPath <String> ] [-Force] [-ThrottleLimit <Int32> ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [ <CommonParameters>]

Parameter Set: InventoryImport
Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily <AddressFamily> -ManagedByService <String> -Path <String> -ServiceInstance <String> [-AddManagedByService] [-AddServiceInstance] [-AsJob] [-CimSession <CimSession[]> ] [-CreateSubnetIfNotFound] [-DeleteMappedAddresses] [-ErrorPath <String> ] [-Force] [-ThrottleLimit <Int32> ] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [ <CommonParameters>]

詳細説明

The Import-IpamRange cmdlet imports IP address range objects from the specified comma-separated values (.csv) file into the computer running the IP Address Management (IPAM) server. The computer running the IPAM server does not support import of IP address ranges that have the ServiceInstance parameter value of MS DHCP, since this is reserved for DHCP scopes automatically discovered by the computer running the IPAM server from the managed computers running Microsoft DHCP server services. Any objects that fail being imported during the operation are logged in the appropriate error log file for further analysis.

This cmdlet supports two parameter sets. The default invocation of the cmdlet adds new IP address range objects from the .csv file into the computer running the IPAM server and edits the existing address ranges with updated information specified in the .csv file.

The second parameter set can be used to periodically import and update all IP address range objects that belong to the specified unique combination of the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters, in the computer running the IPAM server. Along with adding new ranges and editing existing ranges, this import operation also deletes those ranges from the computer running the IPAM server which have the same value as the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters but are not present in the .csv file being imported. This parameter set further provides the option of deleting the IP addresses mapping to the IP address ranges that are deleted during import by using the DeleteMappedAddresses parameter.

The import and update of IP address ranges for the specified ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameter values succeeds if these values are present in the computer running the IPAM server at the time of import. The AddManagedByService and AddServiceInstance can be used to create the specified ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameter values within the computer running the IPAM server at run-time before the import operation, if required.

The only mandatory field required to be present in the .csv file being imported for IPAM ranges is the network identifier (ID) itself. Any other range specific basic field or custom field can be specified in any order in the .csv file for import. Sample format of import .csv file, can be generated using IPAM export functionality from IPAM UI (localized format) or IPAM Windows PowerShell® (English format).

Note: The IPAM Windows PowerShell import supports both English as well as server localized .csv file. The computer running the IPAM server uses presence of the field named NetworkId (without spaces) in the .csv file to ascertain that the file must be processed in English format. Otherwise the file is processed in the server localized format for the various field names and enumeration values. The format of date and time values of the imported objects are always interpreted in the localized format of the computer running the IPAM server and not in UTC.

パラメーター

-AddManagedByService

Indicates that the cmdlet adds the specified ManagedByService parameter value to the custom field that matches this parameter name, if not already present.

-AddressFamily<AddressFamily>

Specifies the address family of records to import. このパラメーターに対して使用できる値: IPv4 or IPv6. Only one address family at a time can be specified with this cmdlet and the records in the .csv file should match the specified address.

-AddServiceInstance

Indicates that the cmdlet adds the specified ServiceInstance parameter value to the custom field that matches this parameter name, if not already present.

-AsJob

-CimSession<CimSession[]>

リモート セッションまたはリモート コンピューターでコマンドレットを実行します。New-CimSession コマンドレットや Get-CimSession コマンドレットの出力など、コンピューター名またはセッション オブジェクトを入力します。既定値は、ローカル コンピューターで実行中の現在のセッションです。

-CreateSubnetIfNotFound

Indicates that the cmdlet creates a parent subnet for this range of addresses. If you specify this parameter, the cmdlet automatically creates a parent subnet for this range, if no parent subnet exists.

-DeleteMappedAddresses

Indicates that all of the IP addresses that belong, or map, to the IP address ranges being deleted during the import and update operation, are also deleted.

-ErrorPath<String>

Specifies the fully qualified path, and not the name, of the error .csv file which are created if one or more records fail to get imported.
The file name is generated automatically by the computer running the IPAM server by pre-pending Error_ and appending the timestamp of the operation to the file name specified in the Path parameter. The default value of this parameter is the Documents folder of the user.

-Force

ユーザーの確認を求めずにコマンドを強制的に実行します。

-ManagedByService<String>

Specifies the value of the managing service of the IP address ranges being imported and updated. Import of MS DHCP ranges is not supported by IPAM.

-Path<String>

Specifies the literal path and name of the .csv file to import.

-ServiceInstance<String>

Specifies an array of service instances that manage the address ranges to import.

-ThrottleLimit<Int32>

このコマンドレットを実行するために確立できる最大同時操作数を指定します。このパラメーターを省略するか、値として 0 を入力した場合、Windows PowerShell® では、コンピューターで実行している CIM コマンドレットの数に基づいて、コマンドレットに対する最適なスロットル制限を計算します。スロットル制限は現在のコマンドレットのみに適用され、セッションまたはコンピューターには適用されません。

-Confirm

コマンドレットを実行する前に、ユーザーに確認を求めます。

-WhatIf

コマンドレットを実行するとどのような結果になるかを表示します。コマンドレットは実行されません。

<CommonParameters>

このコマンドレットは次の共通パラメーターをサポートします。-Verbose、-Debug、-ErrorAction、-ErrorVariable、-OutBuffer、-OutVariable.詳細については、以下を参照してください。 about_CommonParameters (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=113216)。

入力

入力型は、コマンドレットにパイプできるオブジェクトの型です。

• None

出力

出力型は、コマンドレットによって生成されるオブジェクトの型です。

• System.String

  A detailed summary of the steps performed by this command. Message can be one of the following:
  "Import of <AddressFamily> objects is complete. <y> out of <y> objects successfully imported.<AddressFamily><y><y>"
  OR
  "Import of <AddressFamily> objects is complete. <x> out of <y> objects successfully imported. <z> out of <y> objects failed to get imported. Failures recorded in the file: <ErrorFilename><AddressFamily><x><y><z><y><ErrorFilename>"

例

Example 1: Import address ranges

This command imports IPv4 address ranges from the file named Rangev4.csv into the computer running the IPAM server. The new ranges are added and existing ranges are edited. The errors, if any, are recorded in the Documents folder of the user in .csv file format. This command suppresses the default confirmation message.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangev4.csv" -Force

Example 2: Import IPv4 address ranges and log errors

This command imports IPv4 address ranges from the file named Rangev4.csv into the computer running the IPAM server. The new ranges are added and existing ranges are edited. The errors, if any, are recorded in .csv file format at the path C:\. This command also suppresses the default confirmation message, by using the Force parameter.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangev4.csv" -ErrorPath "C:\" -Force

Example 3: Import and update address ranges

This command imports and updates all of the IPv4 address ranges managed by the IPAM service and the Localhost service instance, from the file named C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv into IPAM. The new ranges are added, existing ranges are edited, and ranges belonging to the specified combination of the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters, which are not in the .csv file, are deleted from the computer running the IPAM server. The errors, if any, are recorded in the Documents folder of the user in .csv file format.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv" -ManagedByService "IPAM" -ServiceInstance "localhost"

Example 4: Import and update address ranges and log errors

This command imports and updates all of the IPv4 address ranges with the managing service named IPAM and the service instance named Localhost, from the file named C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv into the computer running the IPAM server. The new ranges are added, existing ranges are edited, and ranges belonging to the specified combination of the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters, which are not in the .csv file, are deleted from the computer running the IPAM server. The errors, if any, are recorded in .csv file format at the path C:\. This command suppresses the default confirmation message.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv" -ManagedByService "IPAM" -ServiceInstance "localhost" -ErrorPath "C:\" -Force

Example 5: Import, update, and delete address ranges

This command adds DHCPServer1 as a new value of the custom field ServiceInstance, if this value is not already present in the computer running the IPAM server. This cmdlet imports and updates all of the IPv4 address ranges with managing service Others and service instance DHCPServer1, from the file named C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv into the computer running the IPAM server. The new ranges are added, existing ranges are edited, and ranges belonging to the specified combination of the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters, which are not in the .csv file, are deleted from the computer running the IPAM server. The errors, if any are recorded in the Documents folder of the user in .csv file format. This command suppresses the default confirmation message.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv" -ManagedByService "Others" -ServiceInstance "DHCPServer1" –AddServiceInstance -Force

Example 6: Add a custom value and import address ranges

This command adds DHCPServer1 as a new value of the custom field ServiceInstance, if this value is not already present in the computer running the IPAM server. This cmdlet also adds MyDHCPType as a new value of the custom field ManagedByService, if this value is not already present in the computer running the IPAM server. This cmdlet imports and updates all of the IPv4 address ranges with managing service MyDHCPType and service instance DHCPServer1, from the file named C:\rangeupdatev4.csv into the computer running the IPAM server. The new ranges are added, existing ranges are edited, and ranges belonging to the specified combination of the ManagedByService and ServiceInstance parameters, which are not in the .csv file, are deleted from the computer running the IPAM server. The errors, if any, are recorded in the Documents folder of the user in .csv file format. This command suppresses the default confirmation message.

PS C:\> Import-IpamRange -AddressFamily IPv4 -Path "C:\Rangeupdatev4.csv" -ManagedByService "MyDHCPType" -ServiceInstance "DHCPServer1" -AddServiceInstance –AddManagedByService -Force

関連トピック

Export-IpamRange