We are pleased to announce that Firmware 8.5.3 RC 2 is now available.
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Thankyou very much for implementing my suggestion/concern.
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[RC 2] [eSIM] Enhanced the Cellular state to remain in “No Peplink eSIM Subscription” when it is the only enabled SIM slot and the subscription status is unknown.
When does the latest firmware become used in production, is it available during the next production run of a product?
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Hi,
Is it normal that in 8.5.3, the buttons to reboot and stow a dish have disappeared from the IC dashboard?
Regards,
Maciej
I had issues when I installed 8.5.2 firmware on my MAX BR1 Pro 5G X65. It had frequent and random reboots. It also would not allow connection to Verizon on my Roamlink plan. Very frustrating. I rolled back to the previous firmware and the problems disappeared immediately. Did I mention this was very frustrating?
Please advise what happened to feature 33375 that was in Beta 1. Specifically SSID dependant on WAN. This looked really useful.
Thanks
David
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I have just noticed that this is the last firmware release for the Balance One Core. This is very disappointing as you have no similar products with 8 ports in the same form factor. Really wish you could keep supporting that model.
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Probably a silly question, but reading the release notes:
â—Ź InControl must be enabled on PrimeCare devices to update software features such as SpeedFusion (Bonding, Smoothing, Hot Failover).
What actually happens when you update the firmware on a PrimeCare device that is out of the primecare period? These features will be disabled because they require PrimeCare, but does that actually mean that the firmware update would be updated to 8.5.3 for example on the device but the speedfusion component would be an old version on the device? (not updated) Or would that feature actually be removed during the firmware update instead of just disabled? Would you have to do another firmware update after resubscribing to primecare then?