Designed for ISPs, Trisul combines BGP, NetFlow, SNMP, and agent technologies to provide real-time visibility into upstream and downstream traffic flows. Easily track network traffic volumes, optimize routes, and plan with confidence.

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Pinpoint user based traffic usage by Trisul NetFlow Analyzer and Palo Alto User ID. Discover how User ID-based analysis outperforms traditional IP address-based approaches. Learn how integrating Palo Alto with NetFlow Analyzers like Trisul empowers network admins to achieve accurate network visibility, enhance security, and optimize performance.

Unlock fine-grained visibility into your ISP operations with Trisul NetFlow Analytics. Monitor peering relationships, content flows, cache performance & more in real-time.

Learn about the key features behind Trisul. Monitor, analyze, and respond in real-time with Trisul’s advanced streaming analytics and automated threat detection.

Welcome to the Trisul User Guide. This User Guide is an operational guide that includes topics related to installing, administering, and using the web interface to navigate, view reports, set alerts, and monitoring your network.

ISP Overview is a top level dashboard in Trisul ISP Analytics. It provides a overall stats about the Active AS, prefixes, paths, total routers, interfaces and countries. Also it provides statistical information on the total volume of Upload and Download of AS Traffic in bytes.

2017年5月5日 · SSH tunnels bore through firewalls, NATs, and are almost totally opaque to Network Security Monitoring tools like Trisul, Bro, Suricata, Snort, and others. SSHv2 even has SOCKS5 support – this allows anyone to setup a full SOCKS5 proxy outside your network and hide all HTTP activity from the prying eyes of NSM tools.

2025年1月2日 · We discovered an issue with the traffic metrics code that prevented viewing of traffic charts for dates beyond Jan 1 2025. As you can guess this is a rather major issue for most users.