Cisco WRVS4400Nv2 Router Firmware 2.0.1.3 Download
Posted at June 25, 2024 by PCI-DB Team
Install Driver Automatically| Device Name | Cisco WRVS4400Nv2 Router Firmware 2.0.1.3 |
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| Category | Firmware |
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| Manufacturer | Cisco |
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| File Size | 8 MB |
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| Supported OS | OS Independent |
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Cisco WRVS4400Nv2 Router Firmware 2.0.1.3 Description
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue that caused the RIP packet size to grow larger over time.
- Fixed an issue that caused a duplicate “default route” entry to show up in the routing table.
- Fixed a session logout issue by enabling a Log Out button.
- Fixed an issue that caused the router to become unresponsive and unrecoverable after the reset button during a firmware upgrade.
- Fixed an issue in the SIP-ALG code that caused a blind call transfer from one IP Phone to another IP Phone to fail.
- Fixed both of the QuickVPN user name and password fields to support a character length of up to 32 characters maximum.
- Fixed an issue that caused some printers to be unable to print over an IPSec VPN tunnel between two physical locations.
- Fixed an issue that caused the TrendMicro ProtectLink Gateway feature to fail to filter URLs if a customer accessed the URL through search results when the approved URL list had any URL entered.
- Fixed an issue that caused IPv6 packets between different VLAN’s to not be blocked if inter-VLAN routing is disabled.
- Fixed an issue that caused a QuickVPN tunnel to not be re-established when more than “any” remote gateway is configured for the tunnel settings.
- Fixed an issue that caused port forwarding rules to stop if IPS was disabled.
- Fixed an issue that caused the DDNS status to always show “Please Wait” in the web-based management interface of the router.
- Fixed an issue that caused WDS to not allow more than one access point to connect to the WRVS4400N for wireless repeater support.
- Converted the style of the ProtectLink Gateway administration page to the style of the current ProtectLink Web administration page.
- Fixed an issue found in the Time Zone setting that caused the system time to be incorrect when the Time Zone is set to “(GMT-03:30) Newfoundland.”
- Fixed an issue in the SIP-ALG code that caused certain SIP packets to be tagged with the incorrect VLAN ID.
- Fixed an issue with WDS that caused the router wireless driver to be unresponsive when trying to get a WAP4410N access point to associate to WRVS4400N.
- Fixed an issue in the VPN code that caused the QuickVPN client to drop the connection when the QuickVPN client connects to the QuickVPN server behind a NAT router
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