Infoblox provides several reporting appliances to address different reporting requirements. The Report Categories, Related Data Sources, and Update Frequencies table lists the supported Trinzic Reporting platforms based on IP capacities and average DHCP leases and DNS queries per second, see Configuring Reporting Clustering. There will be an impact on the performance of your reporting server when you perform many searches, download PDF reports, and send reports through emails and alerts. It is important to consider the reporting server configuration and make sure that it can handle the overall workload. A reporting appliance uses up to 95% of the total reporting disk space. The usable hard disk space on different appliance models is shown in the table below.

Infoblox Reporting Appliances and their Usable Reporting Hard Disk Space

Enterprise Model	Supported Infoblox Model	Reporting Hard Disk Space	Usable Reporting Hard Disk Space (GB)	Daily Maximum Data Consumption*
Trinzic Reporting 5005 Appliance (User-configurable)	TR-V5005	User-defined hard disk space	User-defined hard disk space
Large enterprises Service providers - Trinzic Reporting Appliance	TR-2205	2400 GB	1657	10 GB
Mid-size Enterprises - Trinzic Reporting Appliance	TR-1405	1200 GB	1140	5 GB
Mid-size Enterprises - Trinzic Reporting Appliance	TR-805	1000 GB	950	5 GB
Trinzic Reporting TE-1606 Appliance	TR-5005	2TB
Trinzic Reporting TE-2306 Appliance	TR-5005	4TB
Trinzic Reporting TE-4106 Appliance	TR-5005	4TB

Note

The daily maximum data consumption includes all DNS, DDNS, IPAM, DHCP, Discovery, and system traffic or events from all members with data transmission enabled within the Grid. When data traffic exceeds the daily maximum, the reporting server sends an SNMP trap and email notification, if configured. After five (5) daily maximum warnings in a rolling period of 30 days, you cannot perform any reporting related functions. You must then contact Infoblox Technical Support to resolve the issue. Note that the reporting server continues to process incoming data during the violation state. However, you cannot view any reports or manage any reporting related functions until you fix the violation issue.
In NIOS 9.0.4 and in Splunk the webhook uses Python 3.0. If the webhook scripts are written to work on a version lower than 3.0, they will not work as those versions have been deprecated in Splunk.

For information about the Trinzic Reporting platforms, their specifications, and how to install them as reporting appliances, refer to the respective installation guides, available on the Infoblox Support site.

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