ers only. 21. Perform a Group Policy Update on the affected servers. 22. You will then need to add the IPAM server to the Event Log Readers AD group. This server is located in the Builtin container within Active Directory. This is because the IPAM server needs to read logs from Domain Controllers. Execute the following PowerShell on a Domain Controller: Set-ADGroup -Add: Member =" CN=DEMO- IPAM01, OU=Servers, OU=DemoEnv, DC=ad, DC=demo, DC=com"} - Identity "CN=Event Log Readers, CN=Builtin, DC=ad, DC=demo, DC=com" 23. On the IPAM server, right-click on the server you want and click on Refresh Server Access Status. 24. The status should then be Unblocked. 25. Right-click on the same server and click on Retrieve All Server Data. Recommended Action Manageability Status IPAM Access Status Server Name DNS Suffix Domain Name Server Status IPAM Access Unblocked Managed Unblocked DEMO-DC01 ad.demo.com ad.demo.com Changed This concludes the installation and basic configuration of the IPAM feature. How it works IPAM collects information from all of the Domain Controllers, DNS, and DHCP servers within the specified domain. The Group Policy Objects created by using the Invoke- IpamGpoProvisioning cmdlet ensures that the IPAM server has the correct firewall access to the appropriate servers and ensures that the required scheduled tasks are created on the relevant servers. The information collected by IPAM is stored in its database. IPAM then uses this data to visualize data to the IPAM administrators. IP Address Management Integration with VMM for Hyper-V Network Virtualization Integrating IPAM into VMM IPAM is capable of monitoring the IP addresses spaces in VMM to show trend analysis on IP address usage within VMM Logical Network. It is also capable of monitoring physical networks to give you a holistic approach to IP address management. It can show you all the IP addresses that are currently in use across your network in both the physical and virtual environments. Getting ready For this recipe, you will require the IPAM se