When network vendors talk about bandwidth aggregation, the term often sounds magical multiple WAN connections pooled together to give you…

Across India, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are required by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to maintain detailed network usage logs for a defined retention period — commonly two years.

These logs, known as Internet Protocol Detail Records (IPDRs), form the backbone of lawful traceability. They help authorities identify a specific user behind a connection, especially in dynamic IP and NAT environments.

Without a reliable IPDR system, ISPs risk non-compliance, penalties, and operational blind spots. Yet, traditional solutions built on large data collectors, probes, and analytics engines can cost lakhs to crores, making them impractical for regional and mid-sized ISPs.