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Receive NetFlow/IPFIX records, sFlow samples and telemetry produced from SPAN or port-mirroring sources.
Flowtrion converts high-volume telemetry into a structured investigation workflow. Live traffic, historical behavior, security signals and routing state remain connected through the same network inventory.
Every view uses the same source, destination, direction, subnet and time context, reducing manual correlation between separate tools.
Receive NetFlow/IPFIX records, sFlow samples and telemetry produced from SPAN or port-mirroring sources.
Map different telemetry formats into a consistent model for IP, subnet, protocol, throughput and packet rate.
Compare live behavior with historical patterns, thresholds, reputation data and routing state.
Produce reports, prioritize security investigations or perform controlled BGP operations using verified evidence.
The platform supports IPv4 and IPv6 networks, multiple subnet groups and operational workflows that must remain clear at high traffic volumes.
Start at network-wide totals and drill down without losing the original time and direction context.
Use live and historical views together during incident response, capacity planning and post-event review.
Give NOC, network engineering and security teams a common source of traffic evidence.
Explore dedicated product pages for flow-record and sampling-based network analytics.
Flowtrion brings NetFlow, IPFIX, sFlow and mirrored-traffic context into a consistent investigation experience. Teams can start with live throughput, identify the endpoints and services responsible, compare the event with historical behavior and evaluate security or routing context without losing the original time window.
Receive telemetry from routers, switches and firewalls while preserving exporter, interface, protocol, packet, byte and timing dimensions.
Move between realtime traffic, top talkers, history, anomaly, DNS, SMTP, spoofing and BGP views using the same operational context.
Document evidence, apply role boundaries and connect validated findings to existing NOC, SOC and routing procedures.
Begin with a verified exporter inventory, synchronized clocks and clearly documented flow timeouts or sampling rates. Define retention according to investigation and capacity-planning requirements. Sensitive BGP or mitigation workflows should use least privilege, explicit allowlists, staged testing and an auditable approval process.