Beta Software ER605 V2_2.2.3 Build 20240112 Beta Firmware for Omada Controller V5.11 (Released on Jan 12th, 2024)
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This Article Applies to:
ER605(UN) V2 2.2.3_Build 20240112 (Beta)
Release Notes:
New Features & Enhancements:
1. Add support for Deep Packet Inspection.
2. Optimized logic for Auto IPsec to select WAN port.
Bug Fixed:
1. Fixed several security vulnerabilities.
2. Fixed the bug of slow speed of IPsec VPN.
Firmware Download:
Before the Upgrade
(1) Please be sure you have read the Beta Test Agreement before upgrading the Beta firmware!
(2) You may follow the following guide to upgrade your Omada devices. How to Upgrade/Downgrade Omada Gateways
Firmware Download Link
ER605(UN) V2_2.2.3_Build 20240112 (Beta)
Notes:
(1) The above firmware is applied to ER605 V2/2.6.
(2) Your device’s configuration won’t be lost after upgrading.
(3) Please make sure the firmware version before upgrading is ER605(UN)_V2_2.2.3 Build 20231201, otherwise the firmware upgrade will fail.
Additional Information
All feedback is welcome, including letting us know about successful device upgrades.
If somehow you encounter an issue during or after the ER605 router upgrade, it's suggested to contact us with the following info:
- Omada Controller version
- Device Firmware version with Build number (previous and current)
If your ER605 router gets bricked during the firmware upgrade, you may follow the guide below to recover the firmware.
How to use the Emergency Mode to recover the firmware for Omada Gateways
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Jan 12th, 2024:
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@Clive_A Yes, I tried to use /64 but it doesn't obtain any IP from my ISP.
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I'm happy to share information that this firmware upgrade made my ER605 compatible with ZTE MF985T (LTE 600Mbps, Wifi AC1200) modem & router. The 985T is set to work in Bridged mode and ER605 correctly and automatically obtains the IP from the ISP while allowing me to use the custom DNS setting. ER605 was not able to communicate through the online usb link when I was using official 2.2.3 firmware version - DNS was working, but nothing else (Ping tool was able to get correct IP of the domain but no packets were received). ZTE MF985T is not mentioned on the compatibility list (yet!).
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Hi @Lugiano
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Lugiano wrote
IMO, I don't think this is possible.
First, I totally appreciate the idea of this but this is not a WAN traffic stats. It is a traffic stats of the IP address. It's about its egress and ingress and regardless of the direction.
So, what you think is a great idea. But it simply tells how much traffic from the LAN to WAN is. However, it is against the whole idea of this function.
If this is a must-have feature, you might think about using the controller. That'll be helpful to show the traffic with directions.
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Totti_14 wrote
Hello,
du you use a cable modem FritzBox 6591 in Bridge Mode with Vodafone Cable Internet same me?
I have a Vodafone 1 GBit private contract with a full IPv4 address, no DSLite.
I only activate IPv4 in my ER605 v2_2.2.3 Build 20240112.
I'm not sure but i think you got only 1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 address from Vodafone.
The IPv6 address is reserved for the FritzBox (Comfort Option / IP Phone) and you can't use with your own router
Similar setup, yes.
But you perfectly fine get a IPv4 an IPv6 address and a /59 IPv6-PD for the Router/Cablemodem and a second set for a router on a bridge port
This works fine for me with a generic Openwrt Router (v23.05.2)
@Clive_A please check with engineering?
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Goetz
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Clive_A wrote
Hi @Lugiano
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Lugiano wrote
IMO, I don't think this is possible.
First, I totally appreciate the idea of this but this is not a WAN traffic stats. It is a traffic stats of the IP address. It's about its egress and ingress and regardless of the direction.
So, what you think is a great idea. But it simply tells how much traffic from the LAN to WAN is. However, it is against the whole idea of this function.
If this is a must-have feature, you might think about using the controller. That'll be helpful to show the traffic with directions.
Thank you for the info
Best regards
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@Clive_A From the screenshots, it seems the gateway is in standalone mode.
Why some features are not present in Omada SDN for products marketed as part of Omada ?
Will we see DPI in Omada in a foreseeable future ?
Thanks in advance for your return on that matter.
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Yttra wrote
Will we see DPI in Omada in a foreseeable future ?
DPI is already available in the latest stable release of the software controller (5.13.23):
Sample from the controller:
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Goetz wrote
But you perfectly fine get a IPv4 an IPv6 address and a /59 IPv6-PD for the Router/Cablemodem and a second set for a router on a bridge port
This works fine for me with a generic Openwrt Router (v23.05.2)
@Clive_A please check with engineering?
I have tried several settings and also standalone mode. With the current firmware I'm not able to get an IPv6 connection on my cablemodem.
Please check with engineering?
This ER605 router is still running kernel 4.4, which was EOL 2022. Why?
Looking forward to an update.
Goetz
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Hi @Goetz
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Goetz wrote
Goetz wrote
But you perfectly fine get a IPv4 an IPv6 address and a /59 IPv6-PD for the Router/Cablemodem and a second set for a router on a bridge port
This works fine for me with a generic Openwrt Router (v23.05.2)
@Clive_A please check with engineering?
I have tried several settings and also standalone mode. With the current firmware I'm not able to get an IPv6 connection on my cablemodem.
Please check with engineering?
This ER605 router is still running kernel 4.4, which was EOL 2022. Why?
Looking forward to an update.
Goetz
This thread will be closed. If possible, I hope you can start a new thread, and let's continue the discussion. I will paste the case number in the new thread as well.
About your issues and questions, here are my comments:
1. I cannot comment on the kernel even if I know the reason. Sorry about that.
2. Please prepare a backup from ER605 and your issue symptom and description in the reply to the email case I created for you.
In addition, please provide a screenshot of the working router. OpenWRT you said. That would be the best.
I would also require a network diagram. Please make sure you include all the information I need, or I will close your case due to the lack of information for the escalation.
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