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title: "Address Object Management Test"
canonical: "https://docs.infoblox.com/space/DeploymentGuideTenableioAPIIntegration/694747259/Address%20Object%20Management%20Test"
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The templates support IPv4/IPv6 Hosts, IPv4/IPv6 Fixed IP/Reservations, IPv4/IPv6 Networks, IPv4/IPv6 Ranges, Discovery, and DHCP lease events. This use case demonstrates how to manage IP addresses on Tenable.io.

1. To create an IPv4 reservation, navigate to **Data Management** → **IPAM**. Select an IPv4 network here (i.e 172.18.0.0/24).
2. Click the **drop down** next to the + Add button under the toolbar and choose IPv4 Reservation.

![image](media://59a31b22-ef95-4618-96d3-dd4d94b0a40f)

3. Click **Next**, then insert the IP **172.18.0.10** into the IP Address field.

![image](media://e7554d1c-1095-44db-9aeb-1e07ceac32b6)

4. Click on **Next** until you reach the Extensible Attributes window. If the Extensible Attributes have not already been inherited from the network, set them.

![image](media://1e957908-7142-42e7-a56a-0914f0703f7f)

5. Click **Save & Close**.
6. Select the IP and refresh. The **TNBL_IO_Sync_Time** and **TNBL_IO_Last_Scan EA** are now updated.

![image](media://de10641c-6957-4f71-8d63-7a635683d56e)

7. In Tenable.io, navigate to **Scans** → **Target Groups** then select the target group you sent the asset to. The 172.18.0.10 address reservation has been added to the Targets list. Refresh the page if necessary.

![image](media://b1c298e4-75eb-47f2-8169-aa0e9bb2e0cf)

![image](media://49f2c11a-3fb3-458a-bafc-2622a89bb52a)

8. Navigate to **Scans** → **My Scans**. The address has been scanned and its timestamp is visible.

![image](media://a2305bfe-caa3-4ed1-bfad-739c6f08b098)

9. Navigate to **Dashboards** → **Assets**. The object has been added as an Asset.

![image](media://8284ae03-8229-4505-b4f6-c6076ccac373)

10. In NIOS, navigate to **Data Management**→**IPAM**→**172.18.0.0./24** and select the IPv4 Reservation object just created. Scroll down and click the **garbage** can icon.

![image](media://435fc6c9-8df2-4e1b-bdfa-ccbd63086167)

11. In Tenable.io, navigate to **Dashboards** → **Assets**. The asset has been deleted.