Find a MAC
Search IP, MAC, or hostname. Paste colons, hyphens, Cisco aabb.ccdd.eeff, or 12 hex. The result opens the lease or the reservation. A full MAC also opens the timeline. Force-release queues a DNS delete — the Ack already happened.
Product / Console
Search lands on the object.
Paste an IP, MAC, hostname, or switch port. Search opens the lease or reservation. History is occupancy — including last Tuesday on this computer. Addresses is the prefix tree. Work is the named queues — Why NAK, Relays, stale reservations.
The plan and the leases
Addresses is a prefix tree. DHCP subnets and tracking-only VLANs live in the same catalog. Add a reservation on the map — the next Discover honors it. Overview counts from Postgres, not from a single dhcpd process.
Work is the queue
Why NAK, squatters, stale reservations, DNS outbox. Named jobs, not a dump of logs. Helpdesk and the network team use the same search bar.
Who had this IP last Tuesday
Paste an IP, MAC, hostname, or switch port. Occupancy is every remaining lease row. As-of is that day on this computer. The whole VLAN last Tuesday is As of on the address map. CSV. Not Audit, not the live search hit.
First visit with no tokens mints the first admin — copy it once. After that you paste a token or use SSO. That is install, not the product: First login. Console Help deep-links the docs on this site. Map of every screen: Console map.