6.1.0
April, 2026
NETFLOW ANALYZER
You can now customize report delivery – select the exact day of the week or month for receiving weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports to better fit your business needs. Read more here Traffic Reports
- The migration tool is now fully optimized and compatible with version 6.x, ensuring a seamless transition
- Debian 13 distribution is now supported
- CentOS 10 distribution is now supported
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- Minor bug fixes were made
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are still using NetVizura 4.x, you can migrate data directly to NetVizura 6.1 by using the migration tool available on the following link: NetVizura Migration Tool. Detailed instructions for migrating data are in the NetVizura Data Migration section.
Currently, it is impossible to migrate data to the new NetVizura EventLog Analyzer. For all our existing customers, please contact support@netvizura.com before updating to NetVizura 6.1 to receive more detailed information.
6.0.0
February, 2026
GENERAL
- NetVizura has been upgraded from Elasticsearch 7 to Elasticsearch 8, bringing improved performance, stability, and scalability for data analysis
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- We are proud to introduce the new and improved Raw Data module. Raw flow records are now stored and queried from Elasticsearch indices, delivering significantly improved performance, scalability, and responsiveness when working with large datasets. The module now offers enhanced filtering, sorting, grouping, and bidirectional flow analysis, complemented by interactive traffic timeline charts and additional columns that expose richer flow attributes and provide deeper visibility. All existing capabilities—such as WhoIs lookups, IP/port resolution, and CSV export—remain available, now fully powered by Elasticsearch queries. Learn all about the new Raw Data on the following page Raw Data Forensics ElasticSearch
- Besides Syslog messages, now you can store NetFlow data as well locally or on the remote Elastic server. How to set up remote Elasticsearch step by step we have covered here Configuring Elastic Server
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- Minor bug fixes were made
5.7.0
May, 2025
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- If the firewall is slowing down NetVizura due to your company policy concerning WhoIS service, from this version, you may turn off WhoIS lookup for external addresses. To learn how to turn on/off this feature, visit WhoIS lookup page
- SHA256 and SHA512 authentication protocols are now supported
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- You can now edit alarms. Once you click the Save button, alarms will be triggered once a new set of conditions is met
- Alarms can be set for multiple IP addresses at once. Add all the desired IP addresses in the Source IP field, and divide them with a comma (,) or a semicolon (;). Read about EventLog alarms here: Alarm Settings (ELA)
- Minor bug fixes were made
5.6.0
January, 2025
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- The summary view of active alarms can now be monitored via the new Active Alarms widget on the Dashboard
- Windows 2025 distribution is now supported
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- Now, you may decide whether you wish to store your Syslog messages locally or on the remote Elastic server. To learn more about this feature, visit Configuring Elastic Server
- We have developed a highly refined way of Syslog messages filtering, ensuring you receive the most relevant results for your search. How we do this search is described in depth on the following page Message Filtering
- Minor bug fixes were made
5.5.0
September, 2024
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- Ubuntu 24 distribution is now supported
- Debian 12 distribution is now supported
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- Elasticsearch database introduced as the main database. To learn more about its strengths and benefits, visit Elasticsearch
5.4.0
June, 2024
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- F5 sFlow is now supported
- VMware NSX-T is now supported
- We have enriched the color palette of our charts
- Minor bug fixes were made
EVENTLOG ANALYZER
- Minor bug fixes were made
5.3.0
April, 2024
NETFLOW ANALYZER
- We introduce a new volume alarm threshold condition - an alarm can be triggered once volume exceeds a defined baseline during a 1-minute interval. This means that you can be alarmed nearly in real-time
- IPv6 addresses are now supported
- Minor bugfixes were made
4.4.2
November 3, 2016
NETFLOW ANALYZER
NSEL data collection optimized and documentation added
Due to significant changes, ASA devices might show value increased/decreased compared to previous version. This is due to discovery of NSEL export method not specified in Cisco documentation
Selection of multiple objects in alarm conditions is introduced, currently only for volume and conversation alarm type
Fixed problem where charts were not displayed properly while selecting long time periods
End-user deduplication introduced