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title: "Viewing New Objects"
canonical: "https://docs.infoblox.com/space/DeploymentGuideTerraformNIOSProvider/807043933/Viewing%20New%20Objects"
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1. **[Ubuntu]** Open a Firefox browser and login to the Grid Master **[NIOS].**
2. **[NIOS] **Navigate to the** Data Management → IPAM** tab. The new network container is visible here. Note that this network container is owned by the Cloud adapter due to the cloud specific extensible attributes used.

![image](media://a3e39730-e917-423f-9955-097e0e96a555)

3. **[NIOS]** Click on the **10.8.0.0/16** network container. Here you can see the new network(s).

![image](media://92b31e51-d036-44ff-b16c-965d24408c5f)

4. **[NIOS]** Click on the first **network**. Here you can see the IPAM hosts that were created. *Note: If you created multiple networks, hosts may not be in the 10.8.0.0/24 as they will be located in whichever network Terraform happened to create first.*

![image](media://6ba5e736-cecf-4c20-867d-b8c192b2ba9b)

5. **[NIOS]** Navigate to the **Data Management → DNS → Zones** tab.
6. **[NIOS]** Click on the **[ibxdemo.com](http://ibxdemo.com)** zone.

![image](media://b95fe3f5-0433-4226-a27d-c038e4dd6649)

7. Observe the DNS Host records have been created for each of the new “VMs”.
8. **[NIOS]** To view the cloud objects created by this configuration, navigate to the **Cloud → Tenants** tab. A new tenant is visible here with a MGMT Platform of Terraform and the specified Tenant ID.

![image](media://c1d61242-50b5-4583-8a75-105955beba60)

![image](media://c4af4c52-963b-406a-a5ed-62c58b335d8e)

9. **[NIOS]** Navigate to the **Cloud → Networks** tab. The new network container and network(s) are visible here.

![image](media://0f5ce051-d537-44ff-9733-2f48132c2382)

10. **[NIOS]** Navigate to the **Cloud → VMs** tab. Here you can see each of the VMs added by the allocation and association resource blocks.

![image](media://6b6e3cc2-eb3e-40a4-b447-e33dfac1b559)