- Fast Network Reconfiguration: network changes are applied much faster and do not disrupt the wireless link.
- Instant Frequency Change: switching frequency does not disrupt the wireless link. Feature requirements: airMAX AC >=v8.6.0, airMAX M >=v6.2.0-beta (for mixed setup), non-DFS target frequency.
- LEDs Night Mode setting to turn off all software controllable device LEDs. When enabled, LEDs will be turned off 10 minutes since power on.
- DFS algorithm improvements
- Updated frequency plan for Spain: extended UNII-3 up to 60MHz channel width, removed 5795-5815 MHz frequency range and revised TX power for UNII-1 band
- Updated frequency plan for Costa Rica: added UNII-2 band support and extended all bands to support 80MHz channel width
- Updated frequency plan for Switzerland according to RIR0301-05: removed 5795-5815MHz
- Updated frequency plan for Czech Republic according to the ETSI EN 301 893 standard
- Updated frequency plan for Russia according to homepage
- Multiple TCP-based remote denial of service vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-11477, CVE-2019-11478, CVE-2019-5599, CVE-2019-11479). Note: your device is not vulnerable if management access is isolated or blocked.
- Security fix for UBNT Discovery: TCP scan on 10001 port could cause high CPU load.
- Upgrade OpenSSL to 1.0.2r to protect against CVE-2019-1559
- Upgrade miniUPnPd to v2.1 (fixes CVE-2019-12106, CVE-2019-12108, CVE-2019-12109). As part of these fixes miniUPnPd now requires WAN interface to have a public IP address.
- When AP is using 40MHz channel width and Station has enabled Auto Channel Width, wireless link can be established incorrectly, requiring Station side reboot.
- Improved Station connection to the AP by selecting AP with the strongest signal after Kick/Kick All and Reconnect actions
- Revised 2.4GHz frequency list for Licensed mode
- Fixed Licensed mode for Bullet AC & Bullet AC IP67
- Incorrect IP address displayed in UBNT Discovery response
- Device reboots instead of entering TFTP recovery if Reset button is released in less than 15 seconds
- Configuration using Test Mode can lose changes if it is applied very quickly (regression since v8.6.0-beta).
- PTP 80MHz is not working when Licensed country is selected on station (regression since v8.6.0-beta)
- Device does not respond to IPv6 UDP discovery request
- Updated layout: Dashboard, Settings and Tools moved to sidebar menu
- Added E-LABEL under Regulatory on System page
- Country change setting in Wireless page
- Improved Firmware Update dialog to show the release notes
- Default wireless mode after reset to defaults is Station PTMP
- Station's TX power slider was restricted according to the first channel's regulatory limits, not according to the whole channel list
- UNMS configuration moved from Services page to the top right near the logout button
- Removed "Auto" from Center Frequency list - pending improvements in subsequent releases
- Frequency List improvements for Licensed mode: added frequency highlighting by country
- Disabled Map and Fresnel buttons if linked devices have no GPS or coordinates configured
- Restricted Minimum MTU value to 1280 Bytes if IPv6 is enabled
- Show UNMS status tooltip on mouse hover
- Fixed blank Web screen on Internet Explorer 11
- Remove incorrect warning message about max client count in Station PTP mode.
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