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@kdpuvvadi kdpuvvadi released this 15 Jan 20:07
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Changelog

  • Add v5.0.29 124d1dd
  • Add support for Centos 8 (Out of support anyway) 124d1dd
  • Tp-Link again changed the tar directory structure. So, using strip components in the unzip module. 1be6bf3
  • Mongodb support 124d1dd
  • jsvc on centos(apache-commons-daemon-jsvc) a80f891

Full Changelog: v4.4.6...v5.0.29

Official Notes

New Feature/Enhancement

  • Default port for device adoption and management has been changed to TCP port 29814, please refer to FAQ 3265 for more details. You can change the default ports (29810-29814) by editing the “omada.properties” file (default path: /opt/tplink/EAPController/properties).
  • Added Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) feature for Cloud Access, Omada APP (4.0.X and above) and local web login with Cloud Users.
  • Added support for OpenJDK-8 and above versions for the Linux platform.
  • Added support for MongoDB v4 for the Linux platform.
  • Added DHCP Reservation in Services, allowing pre-configuration and support for reserving IP addresses outside the DHCP Range.
  • Removed the insecure WEP and WPA/TKIP algorithms from the wireless network. SSIDs encrypted with these algorithms will be removed after upgrading.
  • Adjusted API for External Portal.
  • Optimized the account structure and the privileges of accounts with different roles.
  • Added support for Form Authentication type to the Hotspot Portal.
  • Added support for Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese support to the Portal.
  • Added support for multiple languages for names of Controllers, Devices, and Clients.
  • Added pre-configuration for Internet during Quick Setup.
  • Retain the advanced feature settings when removing or replacing the Omada Gateways, such as VPN, Port Forwarding, etc.
  • Added support for saving the customized names for clients.
  • Optimized the SSID Override feature and allow disabling SSID.
  • Optimized the upgrading process for EAPs supporting PoE Out.
  • Optimized the export file names for Backup and Export Data functions.
  • Increased the number of “Limited IP Addresses” for Port Forwarding to a maximum of 24.

Bug Fixed

  • Updated Log4j to 2.16 to fix the vulnerability CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-44228.
  • Fixed the bug that the VPN status was not updated in time.
  • Fixed the bug that speed test statistics would be cleared when the Omada Gateway was disconnected from the controller.
  • Fixed the bug that the push notification of Omada APP on the iOS platform displayed the MAC addresses of the devices instead of their names.
  • Removed the limitation on the length of the Top-Level Domain Name.
  • Fixed the bug that IP addresses cannot be entered using the French keyboard.
  • Fixed the bug that the RADIUS server failed to properly limit the client bandwidth via WISPr-Bandwidth attributes.
  • Fixed the bug that the blocked clients might still be listed as AUTHORIZED in the clients list.
  • Fixed the bug that caused the “General Error” when disabling the rate limit profile for the first time.
  • Fixed the bug that the Omada devices are frequently in Provision status in some cases.
  • Fixed the bug that the background and logo pictures uploaded to Portal via cloud access are not displayed in the preview page.
  • Fixed the bug that the Omada Gateway might be in Heartbeat Missed status in some cases.
  • Fixed the error of “400 Bad Request” when accessing static resources if the custom page in zip format was imported.
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