KeeneticOS updates — Main Channel

The option to select the OS update channel for Wi-Fi System Extenders is now available in the Wi-Fi System Controller Web interface. [NWI-3823]

The new options have been implemented in the Web interface.

The DDNS service now re-attempts to update the Domain name resolution 30 seconds after a failed attempt. [NDM-3513]

Enabled LLDP multicast in addition to broadcast announcements to improve compatibility with managed Ethernet switches. [SYS-1214]

The following fixes have been applied to the Web interface.

The following fixes have been applied to the Web interface.

Fixed removing the DNS (ip name-server) record with the default port. [NDM-3493]

The Wi-Fi System Controller is now able to manage the KeeneticOS update channel on the Wi-Fi System Extenders. [NDM-3419]

We are introducing the next-generation Web interface as the standard UI for configuring and managing your Keenetic device. [NDM-3378]

You can now assign Network ports on Extender devices to any configured network segment using the Command Line Interface (CLI). Alternatively, you may wish to disable the Network ports for security reasons. [NDM-3162]

Mesh Wi-Fi system controller now propagates segments without Wi-Fi access points to extenders. [NDM-3210]

Enabled caching of the saved configuration to improve the Web interface response time and reduce CPU load. [NWI-3643]

The network configuration for Buddy series devices enables IGMP snooping by default. [NDM-3338]

The OpenSSL library has been moved to a different branch with the latest version 3.0.13. [SYS-1152]

Fixed an issue where the Mesh Wi-Fi System would not work correctly with extenders using KeeneticOS version 3.7. [NDM-3491]

Fixed selection of the best node for wireless backhaul connection in the Mesh Wi-Fi System. [SYS-1161]

Fixed the DynDNS domain name validation; now it's possible to use only one domain. [NDM-3309]