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title: Register IP addresses for AWS and Azure VMs in Infoblox
description: Create a policy to register IP addresses for AWS and Azure virtual machines in Infoblox, once these virtual machines are provisioned.
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last_updated: "2026-03-12"
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# Register IP addresses for AWS and Azure VMs in Infoblox

Create a policy to register IP addresses for AWS and Azure virtual machines in Infoblox, once these virtual machines are provisioned.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn\_cmp.cloud\_admin.

## About this task

When AWS and Azure virtual machines are provisioned, IP addresses are automatically allocated to them. You can create a policy and the policy is invoked, once these virtual machines are provisioned, to get their IP addresses and register these IP addresses in Infoblox.

**Note:** This functionality is not supported with our template-based cloud catalogs.

## Procedure

1.  In the Cloud Admin Portal, navigate to **Govern** > **Policies**.

2.  Click **New** and then fill in the form.

    |Field|Description|
    |-----|-----------|
    |Policy Name|Enter a descriptive name.|
    |Policy Trigger|Select **on Resource operation**.|
    |Resource Block|Select **ResourceBlock Virtual Server**.|
    |Operation|Select **Virtual Server interface provision**.|
    |Moment|Select **Pre Operation**.|

3.  Click **Submit** to publish the policy.

4.  Create a policy rule for the policy.

    Specify two conditions in the condition builder for locating the AWS and the Azure virtual machines. Select **Request form** > **starts with** and enter `AWS`. Specify another condition for Azure.

5.  Click **Update**.

6.  In the **Policy Rules Action** related list, click **New** to create a policy action.

7.  Select **IP Address Management** in the **Create Policy Rule Action** dialog box.

    Enter a name in the **Action Name** field, select **Infoblox** in the **Provider Type** list, and select **Register IP address** in the **IPAM Method Name** list.

8.  Click **Submit**.

9.  In the **Policy Rule Action Attributes** section, enter the domain name of your company's network in the **DNSSuffix** field.

    As an example,`corp.servicenow.com`. Values for all the other properties are already populated.

10. Click **Update** and republish the policy.