NetBox IPAM Grouping and Applications
A NetBox plugin that lets you group IPAM objects (IP Addresses, Prefixes, IP Ranges) into named Groups and assign them to Applications, with ownership-scoped editing based on NetBox's native Ownership model (introduced in NetBox 4.5).
Features
- Applications — standalone entities with a name, slug, and owner. Used to represent systems or services that own IPAM resources.
- Groups — named collections of IP Addresses, Prefixes, and IP Ranges, linked to an Application and an Owner.
- Ownership scoping — non-admin users can only see and edit Groups and Applications belonging to Owners they are members of.
- IPAM object scoping — when editing a Group, the IP Address / Prefix / IP Range pickers are filtered to objects the user owns (via the
ipam_applicationcustom field). - Native NetBox Ownership — uses
users.Owner(NetBox 4.5+) rather than raw Django users/groups.
Requirements
- NetBox >= 4.5.0
- Python >= 3.10
Installation
pip install netbox-ipam-grouping
Add the plugin to your NetBox configuration.py:
PLUGINS = [
"netbox_ipam_grouping",
]
Run migrations:
python netbox/manage.py migrate netbox_ipam_grouping
Custom Field Setup
This plugin expects the following custom fields:
-
- Name:
ipam_application: - Object types:
ipam | ip addressipam | prefixipam | ip range
- Label:
Application - Group name:
AppViz - Type:
Object - Related object type:
IPAM Grouping And Applications > Application - UI visible:
If set - UI editable:
Yes
- Name:
-
- Name:
appviz_diff - Object types:
IPAM Grouping And Applications > Group
- Group name:
AppViz - Type:
Text - UI visible:
Hidden - UI editable:
No
- Name:
-
- Name:
appviz_sync: - Object types:
IPAM Grouping And Applications > Group
- Label:
Synced with AppViz - Group name:
AppViz - Type:
Boolean (true/false) - Default value:
false - UI visible:
Always - UI editable:
No
- Name:
-
- Name:
appviz_object_id: - Object types:
IPAM Grouping And Applications > Group
- Label:
AppViz object_id - Group name:
AppViz - Type:
Integer - UI visible:
If set - UI editable:
Yes
- Name:
Navigation
The plugin registers a Firewall Management top-level menu with two sections:
- Applications — list, add, view, edit, delete Applications
- Groups — list, add, view, edit, delete Groups
Note: NetBox's plugin API does not currently expose a public mechanism to inject items into the built-in IPAM navigation menu. The plugin therefore registers its own top-level menu entry.
Permissions
Grant the following NetBox object permissions to non-admin users/groups as needed:
| Model | Permissions |
|---|---|
netbox_ipam_grouping | application |
view, add, change, delete |
netbox_ipam_grouping | group |
view, add, change, delete |
Development
git clone https://github.com/your-org/netbox-ipam-grouping
cd netbox-ipam-grouping
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Publishing to PyPI
pip install build twine
python -m build
twine upload dist/*
License
Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.
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