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1.3p:
Released on 12/23/2024
- Add support for Wireguard VPN server
1.3o Release Notes
Released on 12/17/2024
- Resolve some issues with DHCPv6 over PPPoE WAN connections
- Resolve Alta DynDNS issues when static WAN IP is set
- L2TP Server: Add support for multiple DNS Servers
- Don’t use local Route10 as IPv6 DNS server if custom DNS servers are specified
- Improve initial setup experience
1.3n Release Notes
Released on 12/09/2024
- Improve system stability, especially when SFP ports are utilized
- Allow router IP to overlap with DHCP range
- Fix IPv6 when using DHCPv6 over PPPoE
1.3m Release Notes
Released on 11/19/2024
- Fix issue with disabled POE ports being enabled at boot
- Improve DDNS hostname setup reliability
1.3l Release Notes
Released on 11/14/2024
- IKEv2 VPN Server support
- Alta DDNS support (hover over device IP to see)
- Add support for RADIUS-assigned VPN IP address
- Add support for domain-name search option
- Add support for routing jumbo frames
- Add support for L2TP and IKEv2 VPN from multiple WAN interfaces
- Add support for historical switch port stats
1.3k Release Notes
Released on 10/17/2024
- Improve stability
- Resolve issues with mDNS
1.3j Release Notes
Released on 10/11/2024
- Improve initial setup when using overlapping WAN/LAN subnets
- Resolve issues with NAT reflected traffic stopping
- Improve compatibility with some SFP modules
- Improve DHCP and DHCPv6 server support
- Add mDNS reflection support (controller support pending)
- Add support for custom WAN DHCP options (controller support pending)
1.3i Release Notes - Initial Public Release
Released on 10/04/2024
- Resolve Bluetooth setup issues
- Resolve NAT reflection issues
- Resolve issues with IPsec server running on static WAN IP address
- Resolve issue of some SFP transceivers not obtaining link
- Add support for per-port link speed setting
- Add support for per-port rate limiting
- Improve LLDP/topology reporting
SPECIAL NOTE: Some early manufactured units require an automatic firmware update for the initial Bluetooth setup to succeed. If you don’t plan to use the mobile app to set up your Route10, this will not impact you. Otherwise, you can perform automatic firmware recovery by plugging the Route10’s WAN1 port into a working Ethernet connection with Internet access, and hold down the reset button while plugging in the power cord. Once the top light is on, you can release the reset button, and then wait for the green light to flash. If there is a red light, double-check that your network connection has Internet access. If the light is still white after 5 minutes, the Bluetooth firmware was already updated previously.