Trisul 8.0 is coming soon, and we’re excited about what’s ahead. But great improvements shouldn’t have to wait for a major release. This latest update to Trisul Network Analytics 7.0 brings meaningful enhancements across IPDR, reporting, integrations, archive management, and overall platform performance, along with numerous bug fixes and stability improvements that are available today.

Whether you’re using Trisul for network monitoring, ISP analytics, or DoT IPDR compliance, this release delivers meaningful improvements that simplify investigations, accelerate reporting, and improve platform reliability.

As IPv6 adoption continues to grow, Trisul now offers improved IPv6 support across its IPDR platform.

This release introduces:

• Support for IPv6 static customer mappings
• Improved IPv6 subnet handling and query processing
• More reliable IPv6 customer import validation

These enhancements make it easier for ISPs and network operators to manage dual-stack environments while maintaining accurate customer attribution and regulatory compliance.

Working with large authentication datasets is now significantly more efficient.

This update introduces:

• AAA log queries by username
• The new trisul_aaaquery utility for faster AAA searches
• An AAA Database Optimization tool for improved database maintenance
• Additional AAA ingestion options for greater deployment flexibility

Together, these improvements reduce investigation time and improve performance when working with high-volume AAA datasets.

Several optimizations have been made to improve day-to-day IPDR operations.

Highlights include:

• Faster Excel report generation, particularly for large reports
• Resolved database locking during simultaneous IPDR queries
• Better handling of large AI-assisted IPDR searches
• New option to export AAA records only
• REST API support for retrieving IPDR query results

These updates help analysts generate reports more quickly while improving responsiveness under heavy workloads.

The archiving subsystem has been enhanced to provide better storage management and operational safety.

New capabilities include:

• Refactored archiver using Ring and Slide archive models
• Configurable archive type selection
• New Archive Trash Policy
• Manual Delete Mode for safer archive maintenance

These improvements provide administrators with greater control over long-term data retention.

Organizations using Efficient IP IPAM can now synchronize customer information directly with Trisul, eliminating the need to maintain subscriber mappings manually.

With customer details automatically synchronized from the IPAM platform, Trisul can quickly associate IP addresses with subscriber information during IPDR investigations and compliance reporting. This reduces administrative effort, minimizes inconsistencies between systems, and ensures customer records remain up to date as network assignments change.

If you missed our earlier announcement, take a moment to explore our IPAM Integration blog to learn how Trisul integrates with Efficient IP IPAM and automates customer synchronization.

Alerting capabilities have been expanded with support for Zoho Cliq webhooks.

Teams can now send Trisul alerts directly into Zoho Cliq channels, making it easier for NOC and operations teams to receive and respond to important network events.

This release also includes several usability improvements designed to streamline investigations and reporting.

Notable additions include:

• Aggregate Flows scheduled reports
• Top conversation support
• Improved dashboard presentation and drilldowns
• Router and device names displayed in Flexi Report drilldowns
• Improved PDF export behavior for Retro Counters

These enhancements make reports easier to interpret and investigations more efficient.

Beyond new features, this update delivers numerous fixes and optimizations across Trisul Probe, Hub, and WebTrisul, including improvements to:

• NetFlow and sFlow processing
• Cross-key lookups
• SNMP monitoring
• REST APIs
• Security hardening
• User interface consistency
• Overall platform stability

These changes improve reliability across both large-scale enterprise deployments and ISP environments.

This release focuses on making Trisul faster, more scalable, and easier to operate. With improved IPv6 support, accelerated IPDR workflows, smarter archive management, and new integrations, the update enhances both operational efficiency and compliance workflows without changing existing user experience.

Checkout the Full Releasenotes here: New Release Trisul 7.0