- New: Enable UNII2 band after Revised UNII Rules activation for certified models (United States/Puerto Rico)
- New: Revised UNII Rules activation for certified models: Rocket M5, NanoBridge M5, PowerBeamM5 300/400/620, NanoBeam M5 16/19
- Fix: Revised UK/DFS rules
- Fix: Disabled UNII2 frequencies for AP-Repeater after Revised UNII Rules gets activated (FCC regulatory restrictions)
- Fix: Limit channel width to 20MHz for Indonesia
- Fix: Reduce EIRP for Pakistan to 20dBm/100mW (5GHz)
- New: Linux kernel upgrade to 2.6.32.68 (possible fix for random AP reboots)
- New: DHCP server IP range is suggested according LAN IP address/netmask values
- New: Antenna model selection in Wireless page
- New: Allow to disable remote statistics reporting via Extra Reporting option in Advanced configuration page
- New: Default password change request before applying configuration changes
- airMAX: Security improvements
- Fix: Generate SSL certificate start date from firmware build timestamp
- Fix: Network settings are not fully loaded in case if bridge section is missing in configuration file
- Fix: AP crash prevention in power save mode
- Fix: Incorrect antenna selection for Rocket M900
- Fix: DFS AP doesn't change channel after NOL timeout
- Fix: Don't require to change default password if configuration backup was uploaded with updated credentials
- Fix: Egress traffic is limited on VLAN interfaces when rules are set on parent
- Fix: Simplified airView tool launch
- Fix: Enable airView for LiteBeam M5 23
- Fix: Optimise remote statistics collection to reduce infctld CPU usage
- Fix: Improve frequency scan for XW series radios
- Fix: PHP2 buffer overflow
- Fix: Station doesn't connect back to AP after it was kicked or AP was rebooted
- Fix: Reduce remote statistics bursts from AP and randomise transmit interval
- Fix: Remove Station only and airMAX only restriction for LiteBeam M5 23 product
- Fix: Improve AC2 agent response to server after device reboot
- Fix: Wrong frequency list after session timeout
- Fix: Respond on wireless interface for discovery requests when PPPoE client is configured
- Fix: Validate overlapping 30MHz width channels
- Fix: Enabling "Hide Indoor Channels" cause station to lockup
- Fix: wpa_supplicant no timestamp check
- WEB UI: Translations update
- WEB UI: Device Name displaying incorrectly when using symbol
- WEB UI: Show possible LAN negotiation speed for gigabit capable devices
- WEB UI: TX Power reporting in MAIN page when set 0dBm
- WEB UI: Show antenna gain input field for devices which have single antenna option and no built-in antenna
- WEB UI: Show correct antenna in main tab if there are two antennas with same gain value
- WEB UI: Move Refresh button to top of the Stations list
- WEB UI: Hide TX signal in Station list if remote statistics are disabled
- WEB UI: TX power slide doesn't allow dragging
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