D-Link DSR-500 (rev.A) Router Firmware 1.08B77 Download

Posted at May 4, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

D-Link DSR-500 (rev.A) Router Firmware 1.08B77 Description

Fixes:

- Security Vulnerabilities Addressed: devices respond clients some unnecessary information, and hence give hackers a chance to hack devices. Solution: Remove all unnecessary root user accounts.
- Security Vulnerabilities Addressed: uPnP vulnerabilities identified in the audit of libupnp code base. Solution: Patched Intel SDK libupnp v1.3.1
- Dual WAN issues: clients can’t get ICMP responses from WAN interfaces when both WAN are linking up.
- Dual WAN issues: remote clients can establish PPTP tunnels to WAN1 butfail to establish PPTP tunnels to WAN2 when dual wan are active.
- IPsec issues: When NetBIOS is enabled in a IPsec policy, NetBIOS enabled clients are unable to open share folders of LAN hosts with NetBIOS name.
- IPsec issues: in some situations, IPsec tunnels got disconnected sporadically, and can’t recover quickly.
- IPsec issues: devices don’t send DPD-R-U messages regularly based on the user configurable interval.
- PPTP issues: clients can’t establish PPTP tunnels to devices when using external LDAP servers for user authentication.
- Certificate issues: unable to delete the trusted CA from the Advanced->Certificates page.
- DMZ issues: WAN3 and DMZ can’t be activated simultaneously.
- DHCP issues: DHCP relay can’t work between LAN and VLAN.
- Log issues: device can’t save 1,600 logs in the record, and logs with the same time stamp can’t be observed in the top or bottom in the all logs page.
- Online help issues: descriptions of blocked keyword are not correct.
- CLI issues: unable to use space in the group description.
- CLI issues: can’t set SSL VPN banner messages in CLI.
- GUI issues: the radio channel still shows 2.4GHz after admin change the WiFi Operating Frequency to 5GHz.
- Others: ICMP traffics to remote IPsec clients will be blocked if admin sets Default Outbound Policy as “Block Always”.

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

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