Early Access EAP772v2 | EAP723v1 | EAP772-Outdoor V1 1.3.1 Pre-release Firmware (Update on 15th Jul, 2025)
This Article Applies To:
EAP772 V2, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v5.15 or above;
EAP772-outdoor V1, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v5.15 or above;
EAP723 V1, Fully Adapted to Omada SDN Controller v5.15 or above;
Release Notes:
New Feature/ Enhancement:
1. Added support for Radius logout and CHAP encryption in Standalone mode.
2. Added support for portal landing page selection in Standalone mode.
3. Added support for wired client traffic reporting of accelerated models.
4. Added support for modifying the Inform URL in SSH.
5. Modified the default list of NTP Servers.
6. Optimized the AP portal function.
7. Optimized the RA message processing of the IPv6 wireless air interface.
8. Optimized the configuration logic and improved the configuration efficiency.
9. Upgraded the OpenSSL library version to 1.1.1n.
10. Added the EAP power information to LLDP messages.
11. Updated the Uboot function.
12. Resolved the issue of high air interface occupancy rate in large-scale deployment scenarios.
13. Resolved the issue that modifying the PPSK without radius profile affected other SSIDs.
14. Support AFC for EAP 772V2(US) & EAP772-Outdoor(CA).
15. Supports custom Channel Range.
16. Supports New VI: Including New Logo, New Color Specifications and New Typography in Standalone Website.
For EAP772-Outdoor V1, the following new features have been added:
1. Supports displaying Configuration Result.
2. Supports cluster deployment in Controller mode (CBC does not support).
3. Supports Radius Proxy.
4. Supports OWE.
5. Supports custom Channel Range.
6. Supports upgrading firmware through cloud in Standalone mode.
7. Supports Portal Logout.
8. Supports disabling HTTP protocol in Standalone mode.
9. Supports DHCP Option43.
10. Supports multiple Radius Servers for MAC-Based Authentication.
11. Supports configuring NAS ID with WPA-Enterprise encryption.
12. Supports DNS Queries.
13. Supports configuring Rate Limit with Portal in Controller mode.
14. Supports configuring the Device Name in Controller mode, which can be carried in LLDP/SNMP/DHCP interaction.
15. Supports viewing status information and making some simple configuration through Standalone management page when the EAP is managed by the Controller and disconnected with Controller currently.
16. Supports displaying the maximum associated clients based on the EAP model in Controller mode.
17. Supports displaying the radio bandwidth of the EAP in Controller mode.
18. Supports configuring wireless mode in Controller mode.
19. Supports statistics of Multicast/Broadcast packets.
20. Supports 1024 PPSK entries.
21. Supports 802.11 a/n mixed in 5G.
22. Supports Non-stick Roaming function.
23. Supports authentication type of EKMS and Generic Radius with Unbound MAC for PPSK with Radius.
24. Supports Multicast Filtering with IPv6 address.
25. Supports reporting default OFDMA status.
26. Supports MAC Filter with 2000 entries per MAC Group profile.
27. Support DNS adoption.
28. Supports Multicast/Broadcast Rate Limit.
29. Enhances security protection.
30. Improves stability.
31. Improves support for more SSH commands.
32. Optimizes Automatic Power Optimization function.
33. Optimizes the configuration of Beacon Interval.
34. Optimizes roaming function.
35. Optimizes logs displayed in Controller.
Beta Firmware Download
Attention
Please be sure you have read the Beta Test Agreement before upgrading the Beta firmware!
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.1_20250620-rel36729 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.1_20250620-rel36729 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.1-20250620_rel36729 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
Notes:
(1) Your device’s configuration won’t be lost after upgrading.
(2) The above firmware is fully adapted to Omada SDN Controller v5.15 and above
Update Log
5th Sep, 2025
Major Updates/Enhancements:
17. Fixed the registration issue for new AFC devices
18. Optimized the timeout duration for AFC queries
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.1_20250904-rel58599 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.1_20250904-rel58599 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.1_20250904-rel58599 (Pre-release Version)
15th Jul, 2025
Provide the following update:
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.1_20250715-rel43450 (Pre-release Version)
23th Jun, 2025
Major Updates/Enhancements:
1. Fixed the AFC issue.
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.1_20250620_rel36729 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.1_20250620_rel36729 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.1_20250620_rel36729 (Pre-release Version
4th Jun, 2025
Provide the pre-release link:
EAP772 v2.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
EAP723 v1.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
EAP772-Outdoor v1.0_1.3.0 (Pre-release Version)
Feedback
Any further feedback on the new firmware, please feel free to comment below or start a new thread from HERE.
To get better assistance, you may check Tips For Efficiently Reporting an Issue In The Community.
When reporting an issue, especially it's about firmware upgrade, it's suggested to include the following info:
- Management mode (Controller or Standalone)
- Device Model(s) and Hardware
- Device Firmware (previous and current)
Thank you in advance for your great cooperation and support.
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I got another month with these v1 eap772. If there aren't any updates, I'm switching back to Ubiquiti.
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I think the same. I have already bought two unifi u7 pro access points to start testing and to start leave tp-link company due to terrible firmware support. I'm waiting for the final tp-link response from Vincent-TP . It's very terrible that a super modern access point is no longer supported a year after its release.
Unfortunately, I had not previously paid attention to mentions from other users that tp-link was abandoning support for its enterprise solutions too early. But now I see that many users are writing about it (for example, the eap620 v1 had a similar fate). If there is the same problem with eap772 v1 , then I will be happy to migrate the wireless corporate networks of my company back to unifi. I will also honestly write and say Woldwide in the Internet that tp-link should not be trusted as a reliable supplier of corporate products.
@Vincent-TP, we are waiting for an official response from your company. Don't evade the answer by providing streamlined formulations.
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Do you have an official answer to our questions about 772v1 from Tp-link Team?
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I actually gave up on tp-link also. I have both the eap782 and eap783 and both have major issues. For one MLO doesn't work on either device. When enabled devices are constantly disconnecting and reconnecting every 3-4 seconds. AFC doesn't seem to have any benefit on the eap772 even though AFC is supposed to allow the 6ghz band to increase the radio power. All of these issues are whey i switch to the unifi u7 xg series. No issue with MLO or AFC. AFC on the unifi series actually works the way its supposed to and allows the 6ghz band to have almost the same range as the 5ghz band. It just doesn't make sense how they have the deco line which i felt was bullet proof and then they come out with complete trash firmware for their business grade WiFi. I guess that's something that will always go unanswered.
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It's a pity that the Tp-link company chose the wrong strategy. EAP670 was perfect...
They are also losing my company in the person of their client due to a poor attitude towards corporate equipment support.
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I think its funny how TP-Link says the point of AFC is the prevent frequenty drift but on the deco line they say it will allow the 6ghz radio to operate at a higher transmit power. Seems to me they need to take the Deco developers and let them have a crack at the omada line because the current developers are not cutting it. Not sure why I'm even posting on here anymore since I've switched to ubiquiti with zero issues.
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Hi @bramezan
Nevertheless, I respect your choice and understand how you feel. I'll pass along your suggestions to them. Thank you.
bramezan wrote
I think its funny how TP-Link says the point of AFC is the prevent frequenty drift but on the deco line they say it will allow the 6ghz radio to operate at a higher transmit power. Seems to me they need to take the Deco developers and let them have a crack at the omada line because the current developers are not cutting it. Not sure why I'm even posting on here anymore since I've switched to ubiquiti with zero issues.
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Hello, I just recieved 3 EAP772 V2.6 models, does this apply to that model or no? I see no mention of the new model Version 2.6.
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Thanks for posting here.
What are you asking about? The EOL concern or what else?
Tazed1 wrote
Hello, I just recieved 3 EAP772 V2.6 models, does this apply to that model or no? I see no mention of the new model Version 2.6.
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