The Address tracker can be used to search for devices that have had a specific IP address or MAC address.

The tool will search the database for information, which means that devices do not need to be online to be searched.

Enter the IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) in the IP Address field.

By default, DomainScan will search the entire database, including Audit data, for the IP address in question back to the day that is specified in Search from.

Press Search to start the search.

Devices that have a matching IP address will be listed Results

Double click on a device to launch the Device information dialog, where one can see when the device had the IP address.

Wildcard

The wildcard option makes it possible to search for multiple IP addresses at the same time.
* can replace any of the four IP octets – for instance fe80::4097:7201:6a5*:560e, 192.168.0.* or 192.*.168.10 are legal mask definitions.

Note that 192.16*.0.0 will result in a failure notice, because the wildcard options require that the entire octet is replaced with an *

Select the MAC option in Search

Enter the MAC address (formatted as aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff) in the Address field.

By default, DomainScan will search the entire database, including Audit data, for the MAC address in question back to the day that is specified in Search from.

Press Search to start the search.

Devices that have a matching MAC address will be listed Results

Double click on a device to launch the Device information dialog, where one can see when the device had the MAC address.


Wildcard

The wildcard option can be used to search for multiple MAC addresses at the same time.
The * can replace any integer – for instance 00-0F-1F-5C-3A-** or 000F*F*C-3A-21 are legal mask definitions, but not 00-0F-1F-5C-*-21.