Route10 Firmware 1.4g Released!

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Big upgrades, bigger possibilities — the latest Route10 firmware is here.

  • Add support for wired client DPI.
  • Add support for tracking wired client traffic.
  • Add support for hostname filtering.
  • Add support for static routing.
  • Add support for disabling DHCP servers on VLANs.
  • Improve multi-WAN failover, particularly for previously-existing connections.
  • Enable NAT reflection for VPN clients as well.
  • Improve statistics gathering stability.
  • Improve DDNS client for gandi.net, namecheap.com, and no-ip.com.
  • Improve DDNS client stability when using PPPoE for WAN.
  • Resolve issues when using source MACs in filter/NAT rules.
  • L2TP: Require MSCHAPv2 for authentication for improved client compatibility.
  • Improve L2TP server reliability.

This update is being rolled out now. You can manually initiate the upgrade if you’d like, or it will automatically update overnight (if auto-updates are enabled). The complete, up-to-date changelog is available here:

As always, if you have questions or encounter any issues, feel free to reply here or start a new topic. Please include details about the issue so we can assist you effectively.

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I know you guys have made a lot of people happy with this :slight_smile:

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If I enable wired filtering, is there a way in the current UI to exempt anything from that filtering? A particular VLAN, or client perhaps?

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Will support be open / available on July 4th?

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Support is technically closed tomorrow. Just checking hours? If you have a specific query or concern, please do reach out via DM and I’d be happy to discuss further.

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I question the wisdom of 2 firmware releases late in the day before a 3 day weekend when no support will be available. I’m off to ensure auto-updates are properly disabled now.

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All I’m going to say is that if you have a local controller, do not update anything on your network until after the holiday.

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Yolo. Updated both route10 and 2 ap6 pros. Lets see how it goes.

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I am sorry, but I am going to say it. What a nightmare of a platform if you’re running the local controller. I’m so fed up. I am here running into problem after problem even after a restore. Honestly, I am about ready to pack this stuff up. It’s literally a nightmare.

1:11 AM CT, and I’ve yet to restore my network since being corrupted by one of these updates. I am standing firm on this.

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Have to agree, it’s been many months since the last update.
Releasing the first update in 3 months (almost to the day), before a long weekend that doesn’t disclose patching a high severity security vulnerability is unacceptable. This is made worse particularly given the switch firmware last week needed to be rolled back, and noting that support will be limited.

This update very much could have waited for Monday to roll around!

We had the following six releases all only a few days to a week apart during March early April then nothing till this one…

  1. 1.3z
  2. 1.4b
  3. 1.4c
  4. 1.4d
  5. 1.4e
  6. 1.4f

Having said that, great to see updates starting again, and a large one at that. Now lets hope we can get back to a more regular update cadence instead waiting for a full 3 months.

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