Enter an address or a prefix. Every block that has ever covered it is listed oldest first, including supernets a text search would miss.

Only pools marked assignable contribute to free space for customer allocation. Mark CGNAT, reserved, or advertised-elsewhere pools so they stop appearing as free. Private space (RFC1918, CGNAT 100.64/10) is always excluded automatically.

Every block the router is not currently routing.

Exports match exactly what you filter here. Activation & termination dates are editable and persist across resyncs.

Tickets acknowledge themselves once the router configuration matches the request — no manual closing.

No history yet — the trend fills in from today onward.

Total contracted bandwidth across all billed customers, in Mbps — the running book of business. Recorded once per day; the current day updates live on each sync.

No sales data yet — it begins recording from today and the line fills in over the coming days.

Customer-VLAN changes the router made with no ticket to authorize them — an out-of-process upgrade, downgrade, uncap, or re-route. Each stays here until a manager acknowledges it.

A read-only audit of every service whose description, contract, or policer disagree. This does not alarm — customer mismatches drive the drift panel; this is the wider net, so NOC can review infra and CDN labels too. The policer is the truth; the description is a label.

Live customer services with no owner. Until a service is assigned it is matched by name alone, so every rename rewrites its IP allocation history.