Ubiquiti UAP-OD5 Access Point Firmware 3.7.17 Download

Posted at November 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Ubiquiti UAP-OD5 Access Point Firmware 3.7.17 Description

New Features:

- Add Static Routes and Firewall rules (beta) in Settings.
- Add Auto Backup in Settings.
- Add Remember me to login page (extend session timeout to 24h).
- Device details: Add Channel Utilization.
- Added minimum rate and beacon control for UAPs
- Added memory usage and load average to AP and switch details
- Added the ability to config gateway, switch and AP LED on/off state
- Added LED config option to device General config form
- Added smart banner for iPhone/iPad devices.
- Add DPI category/app/client views in Statistics.
- Allow overriding angular Hotspot Portal files.

Controller Bug Fixes/Changes from 5.0.7:

- Disable Custom Upgrade when Auto Upgrade is on.
- Fix wrong number of devices in channel occupancy graph on Dashboard.
- Fix select maps dropdown.
- Store less, fetch more approach to insights, alerts, events, settings, admins.
- UI performance improvements.
- Add configurable list of languages in Hotspot Portal.
- Store less, fetch more approach to networks, site health, known clients and other insights data.
- Allow admin accounts to login to hotspot as a fallback.
- Throughput graph: display correct value of avg throughput in download tooltip.
- Added alias config to configuration of phone property panel.
- Fixed for printing vouchers over WebRTC.
- Backup settings only without historical data.
- Added latency formatting filter.
- Added warning to confirm modal for upgrade/update.
- Improved WebRTC handling.
- Quick Stats: prevent displaying arrows without values.
- Fixed "view all" for known clients and neighboring APs.
- Map coordinates stored as floats instead of strings.
- Added browser warning for non-Chrome/Firefox browsers.
- Pending changes label more verbose.
- Added warning before closing all property panels if any docked panels have changes.
- Fix client uplink sort to account for switch port.
- Expose SDN log level.
- Added SV and NL languages for hotspot portal.
- Added handling of events pushed from backend.
- Added TURN support for debug terminal.
- Improved RF environment.
- Added Polish translations.
- Fixed editing image maps.
- Added sorting hotspot packages.
- Fixed sorting PoE power.
- Added RADIUS port for network configuration.
- Added sites overview device list.
- Added mirroring port and WLAN group ZH tooltips.
- Transition switch port diagram between PoE and blocking icons.
- Split switch icons into PoE into PoE+ and 24V PoE.
- Update Debian dependency, to allow Oracle Java (this allows you to remove OpenJDK, if desired. This can save space on CK).
- Add UK to countries supported by Stripe,.
- Added shorter time filter options for neighboring AP insight.
- Fixed INFORM_ERROR state and allow adopting in this state.
- Fixed http hostname lookup during app load.
- Setting default autobackup expression to monthly.
- Added preference for disabling websocket.
- Fixed case when there is no selected map.
- Added bandwidth info of neighboring AP, and grey out RSSI if too old.
- Changed property panel adopt icon to blue.
- Improved stability of WebRTC connections.
- Added new rfscanning state.
- Added model with data retention update.
- Enabled autobackup during initial setup.
- Added pt_PT language to hotspot portal.
- Do not allow read-only users to create vouchers.
- Added search functionality to site overview modal and full page.
- Added alert count to site overview pages.
- Show more than just "Enabled" for WLAN overrides.
- Renamed state from "Pending approval" to "Pending adoption".
- Adopt button in panels use reverse and round action icon style.
- Show backend version in controller settings.
- Added performance improvements on device page.
- Added check device firmware update button to settings.

Firmware Changes from 3.7.5/4.3.16:

- [UAPG2] Fix a bug with Legacy mode that left it always on, regardless of setting.
- [UAPG2] Fix rate limiting on non-guest VAP.
- [UAPG2] Fix LAN lockup issue with AC-Lite/LR when connected to some 100Mbps switches.
- [UAPG2] Guest isolation (ap_bridge) update
- [UAPG2] Add arp to busybox, previously was missing.
- [UAPG1] Update base driver to 10.2.
- [UAP] Merge all connectivity improvements.
- [UAP] Disable ATF in default config.
- [UAP] Change default DTIM to 3.
- [UAP] Fix client TX stats showing as double RX stats on 2.4G radio.
- [UAP] Allow CCK for 802.11b STA.
- [UAP] Some changes related to RADIUS controlled VLANs.
- [UAP] Add DFS channel support for models that are approved.
- [UAP] Further improvements to mitigate intermittent connectivity conditions.
- [UAP] Further improvements to Apple device compatibility.
- [UAP] Further improvements to multicast performance/packet success rate (PSR).
- [UAP] Further fixes to HW/SW retry algorithm.
- [UAP] Improved SNMP support, and updated TinySNMP library.
- [UAP] Add netconsole library.
- [UAP] Fix for reboots in high interference areas.
- [UAP] Fix resource leak from socket call.
- [USW] Add backend support for LLDP-MED.
- [USW] Change FASTPATH local telnet access to port 23, and add warning that changes are not persistent.
- [USW] Update base to ES 1.5.0.
- [USW] Fix bug with remote terminal triggering 100% CPU usage.
- [USW] Fix US-8-150W flipped PoE LED after power cycle.
- [USG] Fix OOM issue, causing frequent reboots for some users.
- [USG] Pass some non-offloaded packets to kernel, instead of calling dev_queue_xmit directly (helps with some crashes).
- [USG] Improve handling of L4 packets with bad checksum.
- [USG] Disable SSH on WAN in factory default state.
- [USG] Add netconsole support.
- [USG] Fixes last_seen issue, where disconnected stations show as wired to USG.
- [USG] Adjustments to handling of DHCP events, to mitigate reboots on high traffic sites.

Installation Procedure:

- Save the downloadable package.
- Log into the router’s web user interface.
- Navigate to the firmware upgrade section of your wireless unit.
- Select the present firmware and configure your router to install this file.
- Wait as the device carries out this process.
- Reboot the unit if required.

About Access Point Firmware:

If you update the Access Point (AP) firmware, your device can benefit from changes that fix multiple issues encountered by wireless clients, correct different user interface problems, add various functionalities, and include support for newly developed protocols.

Before performing this task, we recommend that you read and understand all the installation steps, because there are many AP models and manufacturers available. Each producer strives to make the procedure as simple as possible, but there are cases when it’s anything but that.

It is also advisable that you apply a new access point firmware in a steady power environment (UPS unit will satisfy this need), using an Ethernet cable rather than a wireless connection. The latter can be easily interrupted.

With this in mind, if you wish to apply this version, click the download button and install the package on your access point. Remember to check back with our website as often as possible so that you don’t miss a single new release.  

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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