IP Pools

A pool is a named sub-range of IP addresses within a network. Pools let you carve up a network block into logical segments — one for servers, one for wireless devices, one for IoT — and track allocations separately.

Adding a pool

From the location detail page, tap Add Pool in the Pools section. Fill in:

Field	Required	Notes
Name	Yes	E.g. “Servers”, “IoT”, “Guest Wi-Fi”
Icon	No	Picked from a built-in icon set
Start IP	Yes	First IP in this pool’s range
End IP	Yes	Last IP in this pool’s range

The range must fall within the location’s network CIDR. Netory validates that pools don’t overlap — if the range conflicts with an existing pool, you’ll see an error.

Pool icons

Each pool can have a custom icon to make it visually distinct at a glance. Icons are picked from Netory’s built-in catalog during setup.

Viewing a pool

Tap a pool card to open the pool detail view. This shows:

Every IP address in the pool’s range
Allocation status for each IP (allocated vs unallocated)
Device name, icon, room, MAC, and notes for allocated IPs
Filters to show allocated-only or unallocated-only
A search bar to find IPs or device names

Allocating an IP

Within a pool, tap an unallocated IP to assign it to a device. You can set:

Device name
Device icon
Room
MAC address
Notes

Once allocated, the IP shows the device name and status in the pool view.

Room filter

Use the room filter inside a pool view to show only IPs assigned to a specific room. This is useful for finding all devices in a particular physical space.

Deleting a pool

Deleting a pool removes all IP allocations within it. Devices assigned to those IPs will lose their records.