Trisul 2.4 is now available |
Friday, 18 May 2012 11:52 |
Dear Network and Security Monitoring people :We are pleased to announce that Trisul 2.4 is immediately available for download. Please visit the download page to get the latest packages. We have packages available for :
Trisul is totally free for monitoring the most recent 3-day window.
Release highlights (see here for more)Trisul 2.4 introduces an API called Trisul Remote Protocol. You can write scripts in a language of your choice (Ruby, Python) and perform complex analysis tasks. Apart from other new features listed below - a major performance improvement is dramatically lesser CPU usage of Trisul. New FeaturesTrisul Remote ProtocolSecure remote scripting of tasks. Write simple scripts in Ruby to perform complex multi stage tasks. For example pull up a list of all flows to China or get raw packets for all priority 1 alerts. We have released several sample scripts to get you started. See here for more Alerts can now be sent to syslogYou can send all types of alerts - threshold crossing, flow tracker, badfellas (blacklist) and IDS alerts to a syslog collector. New subscriber reportsIf you are a service provider, you can use a new Subscriber Report that will breakout all activity of a user in a summary view and a detailed (deep) view. You can set bandwidth limits and flag excess usage. Major reduction in CPU usageThe earlier versions of Trisul would demonstrate a high CPU usage especially in lightly loaded networks. We have fixed internal locking strategies to dramatically reduce the CPU usage. We have also tightened memory usage significantly. Enhancements & Fixes
All users of Trisul are encouraged to update their installations. Instruction for upgrade are at http://trisul.org/docs/install/migration.html All data will be retained after the update. Thanks for your wonderful support for Trisul. |