#AIRTIES 4920 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE#

#AIRTIES 4920 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE#

EyeSaaS Amber is an ACS service for CPE management that can also be combined with PearlĪxiros AXESS software components have been upgraded to version 3.8.EyeSaaS Pearl for wi-fi management and insight is now live and out of beta.This release adds two new services to the platform: Pearl only: This release resolves the SSID/password settings issue from the previous release and hides diagnostics from Customer Center that are not supported by Air 4920. csv file.įor information on the feature and formatting requirements for the import file, see Bulk Manage Devices. This release adds support for importing devices to EyeSaaS in bulk, using a. It is no longer possible to delete a firmware version that is in use by a policy.Searching, browsing, and listing is snappier.Improved the display and performance of Inventory, Audit Log, Users, and Firmware listings in Control Center.csv format-or perform a search, then export just the subset in the results (the Export button will automatically export only the results if you have already performed a search). You can export the entire Inventory, the Audit Log, all users, all firmwares, and so on to. Added an Export function to all tables.Tier 1 Customer Service Agents should use PhyRate to determine Mesh health, which is a better metric than RSSI levels, as this example illustrates with Air 4930s: These will now be shown for administrators, and for the level 2 users (user level that will be added in a coming release). RSSI levels between APs (that is, mesh links) have been removed from user level 'User'. A client may receive a strong signal from the access point, but that does not mean the access point will necessarily get a strong signal back. Please note that this only represents how strong the signal is on the receiver end and that it's highly dependent on the client hardware. If RSSI is green, but PhyRate is red, there might be a problem - depending on the topology of the network.If RSSI values are yellow or red, but PhyRate is green, then the mesh status is good.PhyRate is a better value to use than the RSSI values, because: Note that these numbers are based on a standard home pack (three access points) the feature also adapts to larger meshes with more nodes. The goal is to reflect whether 100 Mbps goodput can be achieved everywhere in the resident (even in train mode).

We have added traffic lights to mesh PhyRate to better indicate the current mesh status. We strongly recommend only disabling steering temporarily for debugging Wi-Fi issues, as this disables all roaming features. Caution: Enabling and disabling steering can only be done on the master node (the wired node) and will disable both band steering and client steering.Added Steering status to Mesh tab.Added option to enable and disable client and band steering, visible as a clickable wrench icon in the Mesh Information panel.

The traffic light for auto channel is still available for master nodes.

Traffic light for Auto Channel on relay nodes (usually the wireless nodes) has been removed, as this feature is off on Air 4920 relay nodes from firmware version 2.44 onwards. Only the master node now has Auto Channel on 5 GHz.

Firmware version is now searchable in Customer Center.

This will show the timestamp of the last time the device contacted EyeSaaS.

'Last seen' added to Customer Center search.

April 4, 2019: Changes to Customer Center Regular feature and maintenance releases are rolled out automatically to all customers.

Airties 4920 firmware download