Answer lawful requests quickly
One search by IP and time instead of digging through log files.
Neurix IPDR
Neurix by i9 Network is IPDR software for ISPs: NAT logs from your CGNAT and routers are stored for the DoT two-year period, and a lawful request for who held an IPv4 or IPv6 address at a given time is one search.
First 100 subscribers free. We check your devices with you before setup.
Request: IP and time received
NAT log match found
Subscriber and session identified
Report exported
What it is
Neurix by i9 Network collects NAT logs, syslog and flow records from your network and keeps them for two years. When an agency asks which subscriber was using a public IP and port at a given time, you search by address and time and get the subscriber, the session and the NAS, including for IPv6 prefixes. The log store can run on your own servers if the data must stay with you.
One search by IP and time instead of digging through log files.
Logs are stored for the DoT retention period without you managing disks.
Run the log store on-premises when your policy requires it.
What it does
If something you need is not listed, ask us. We will tell you straight whether it works.
IPDR NAT records from CGNAT and routers, stored and indexed.
Search by IPv4 address and port or IPv6 prefix and time.
Logs kept for the period the DoT requires.
Syslog and NetFlow/IPFIX/sFlow from your devices.
The log store can run on your servers so data stays with you.
Results tie back to the RADIUS session and subscriber record.
How it works
Every step happens in the same system, on the same subscriber record.
Collect
Store
Search
Report
Who it helps
Respond to agency requests on time with a clear record.
Stop managing log servers and disk space by hand.
Know you can meet DoT retention without a separate vendor.
Setup
Send logs to Neurix, or run the log store on your own hardware so data never leaves your premises.
Your licence obligations stay yours; Neurix gives you the records and tools to meet them.
Questions
For two years, the retention period the DoT requires.
Yes. Lookups work for IPv4 addresses with ports and for IPv6 prefixes.
Yes. The log store can run on-premises so the data stays with you.
The subscriber, the RADIUS session and the NAS that held the address at that time.
See it on your network