Reports

Trisul comes with dozens of pre-defined reports for your use. You can either view them on the browser or send them via email periodically.

📄️ Trisul Reporting Framework

Trisul Reports provide summaries of network traffic data, where users can gain insights into various aspects of network activity. Trisul devised a centralized reporting system to facilitate users to easily access a wide range of network traffic reports in one place instead of navigating to various dashboards to view the each report. Based on the selected template data, Trisul generates reports with which users can,

📄️ Readymade Reports

Readymade Reports are built-in reports based on pre-defined templates for quick analysis of common network traffic aspects. It provides a starting point for further customization. Examples of pre-defined templates include top talkers, top listeners, inbound and outbound traffic volume.

📄️ Custom Reports

Custom Reports in Trisul are customizable reports created by users that can provide tailored views of network activity to suit their requirements. These are flexible reports where users can also gain insights into network activity that can extend to other reports that may not be covered by the pre-defined Readymade Reports. Users can incorporate custom data and filters to help you focus on specific network activity i.e. any metric for any counter group with a particular key.

📄️ Setup E-Mail

When you schedule a report, the email address to be "sent from" is configured in this Email settings. This section describes how you can setup an email account to send outgoing email reports and alerts.

📄️ Schedule Email Reports

You can have Trisul automatically email reports periodically.

Creating Your Own Reports

Using the Trisul Remote Protocol API you can write Ruby scripts that create your own reports.

Report Time

For each report type, you can easily select a number of predefined time windows using a Time Selector

Adding Logos

1. Logos can be placed in the 3 corners of the PDF except the top-right
2. You need to replace 3 images (32×32) in the /usr/local/share/webtrisul/public/images directory
3. The images names are expected to named as follows
4. logo_tlhs.png → This image is placed on the top-left of the PDF
5. logo_blhs.png → This image is placed on the bottom-left of the PDF
6. logo_brhs.png → This image is placed on the bottom-right of the PDF

Customizing Names

Refer to the oem_settings for instructions.