Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?

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Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
2023-08-07 14:46:09
Model: OC300  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.17.0

Hello,

 

I want to change my Windows Software Controller 5.11.8 to the Hardware Controller OC300 with 5.9.31. When i do this with the Controller Migration it faild, because the both controllers has diffrent Controller version.

 

Thera are are an Releasedate from TP-Link when the new Firmware for Hardwarecontroller will available? or any other way to migrate the controller?

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Re:Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
2023-08-07 18:54:44

  @O_Brenner 

 

I think the easier way might be to setup the OC300 as a new controller, and then with both controllers running, migrate each site from your software controller to the new hardware controller.  There is no backwards path that works for the entire controller yet.

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Re:Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
2023-08-08 03:48:53

Hi @O_Brenner 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Lower version> Higher version = Doable.

Higher > Lower = No.

Due to the new features implemented in the newer one, its config would not pass the verification on the controller's migration or import backup. So, don't do that. That would not work.

 

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Re:Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
2023-08-08 13:49:52

  @d0ugmac1 

 

you mean an Site Migration and not an Controloler migration, this are correct?

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Re:Controller Migration or New Firmware Relase Date?
2023-08-08 15:48:54

  @O_Brenner 

 

Correct.  Backward 'Controller' migration is not an option, so your only choice is to move each site, one at a time.  I have not personally done a one-site-at-a-time migration yet, but I have moved a single site.  Please expect a few minutes of outage (it has been my experience that when a router is re-adopted, it is also re-provisioned and this seems to cause 3-5min of downtime) and plan your migration time accordingly.

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