- New: Support for the new TDD Framing Flexible (NEW) mode (airMAX AC AP on v8.5.4 required)
- New: TDD Framing/GPS Sync support for 10MHz in AP PtMP airMAX Mixed mode (airMAX AC AP on v8.5.4 required)
- New: IPV6 addresses support in the Ping tool
- New: Daylight Saving Time support
- New: ULink, UNMS, UCRM icons on Login page
- New: UNMS agent upgrade to v0.3.12
- New: Updated EULA and Privacy Policy agreements
- Updated New Zealand allowed frequencies for 5GHz
- airOS stability improvements
- Fix: Allow configuring local or static IPv6 address on LAN even IPv6 is not set on WAN
- Fix: Need restart dnsmasq service after IPV6 gets DNS from DHCP
- Fix: Make DHCPv6 Unique Identifier (DUID-UUID) permanent
- Fix: DNS configuration when DHCP on WAN is selected
- Fix: No internet access for LAN clients with specific DHCP server and DNS proxy configurations (router mode)
- Fix: Wrong airMAX Quality reporting of 1x1 chain devices
- Fix: Station cannot connect to 40MHz AP for New Zealand country
- Fix: Reduce IPv6 server and client syslog messages
- WEB UI: Remote stats are missing in case "Extra reporting" is enabled but related cfg key is missing
- WEB UI: airMAX Capacity reporting issue in VHT10 mode
- WEB UI: Various small UI improvements
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