Jeff
Jeff
Fix has been submitted. Did you delete your "default" L2 domain? The bugfix will prevent you from deleting the "default" L2 domain, but it will not repair your broken IPAM...
In addition to the above, the following payload: ``` {"hostname": "switch M3TS 1"} ``` produces the following error: ``` {"code":400,"success":false,"message":"No parameters","time":0.003} ```
Adding `description` to the payload made it work. The following was successful: ``` {"hostname": "switch PAH9 1","description": "patu"} ```
In addition to the above, performing a `PATCH` with the following payload is successful, but the GUI requires the `hostname` field be populated: ``` {"hostname": ""} ```
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Yes, using the NAT feature is the proper way to handle this. Here's an example of how you would do this: > 
Hi. It appears this issue is solved. Can this issue be closed?
I took your script and ran it on my ipam. There are a few things going on here: 1. Line 183 of your script says that a colon is a...
Hi. I know it's been a really long time, so maybe this doesn't matter anymore. But, maybe this can help: + You need to have `url_rewrite` working. + I normally...
Simply put, rows in the `devices` database table that do not belong to a rack will have a value of "0" set for their Size. For math purposes, this value...