Version: 24.08.23
InfiniteClouds Cloud/On-Premise Controller Release Notes
Deployment Locations
- US Region: portal-us-east-1.infiniteclouds.com
- BH Region: portal-me-south-1.infiniteclouds.com
New AP Firmware Version: v1.15.10 for Infinite 110 and Infinite 113 models. Firmware upgrades can be performed directly via the cloud portal.
New Features
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Batch AP Registration
Direct input or CSV batch upload supports bulk access point (AP) registration, streamlining network setup. This feature improves scalability and reduces manual configuration time.Documentation: AP Registration
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Map View on Dashboard
Adds a map visualization tool to the dashboard to display the AP's geographic location. This feature helps monitor and optimize network performance based on AP placement.Documentation: Dashboard Map View
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Manual AP Location Configuration
Allows users to manually configure the exact location of each AP, improving network planning and monitoring accuracy. This enables more granular control over AP placement.Documentation: AP Location Configuration
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Over-the-Air Firmware Upgrade
Introduces real-time or scheduled firmware upgrades for APs via the cloud, enabling seamless network maintenance. This ensures that the AP stays up to date without disrupting performance.Documentation: Firmware Configuration
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Wi-Fi Client Vendor Display
Displays Wi-Fi client vendor information by identifying the device's MAC address. This feature enhances network monitoring by providing details on connected devices.Documentation: Wi-Fi Clients
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AP Auto Location Detection
Automatically detects the AP's location during the initial registration process, speeding up network setup and improving accuracy in tracking AP position. -
Unified Save Button
An integrated "Save" button on the AP configuration page simplifies the process of applying configuration changes. This reduces the chance of error and enhances the user experience. -
Enhanced Wi-Fi Scheduling
Supports setting multiple Wi-Fi scheduling time slots per day, such as two or three intervals. This provides improved flexibility for managing network availability.Documentation: Wi-Fi Schedule
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Organization Data Import/Export
Allows importing and exporting organizational data between the cloud controller and external systems. This facilitates better data management and integration with third-party tools.Documentation: Organization Import/Export
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VPN Passthrough
Enables VPN passthrough functionality in the AP configuration, allowing encrypted traffic to pass through without interference. This enhances network security for remote connections.Documentation: VPN Passthrough
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Static Routes Configuration
Admins can configure static routes directly in AP settings, improving network traffic control and routing efficiency. This feature supports advanced network management.Documentation: Static Routes
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Timezone Configuration
Introduces the ability to configure system timezones on APs, ensuring precise time settings across the network for event logging and synchronization.Documentation: System Timezone
Improvements
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Disable SSID Broadcast
The feature now allows SSID broadcast to be disabled without unbinding the SSID from APs. This enhancement simplifies network management, while reducing configuration complexity for administrators while hiding the SSID. It ensures easy SSID visibility control in AP deployment.Documentation: SSID Configuration
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Organization Column in Wi-Fi Clients Tab
Added "Organization" column to Wi-Fi Captive Clients tab for improved data tracking. This enables better reporting and management of client information within the organization. New columns enhance the ability to monitor and identify customers by their organizational group.Documentation: Wi-Fi Clients
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Module Versions Display
The "About" page now displays version information for all software modules. This update improves system transparency, enabling administrators to quickly verify versions of individual components. It helps with troubleshooting and ensures that all modules are up-to-date.Documentation: About Page
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Email/Password Config Update
Global email and password configurations have been updated to strengthen security protocols. Advanced configuration allows administrators to enforce stronger password policies and improve reliability of email delivery. This update improves system security and usability for end users. -
Improved Log Levels
Log levels have been expanded to offer more detailed system-level logging, enhancing troubleshooting and diagnostics. Administrators can now capture detailed logs, enabling rapid root-cause analysis of issues. This update also supports proactive system monitoring and error detection.Documentation: Logs
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Persistent Table Grid Filters
Table grid filters, such as AP status (eg, online/offline), now persist when navigating between pages. This improves user experience by maintaining filter settings and reducing the need to frequently reapply filters. It streamlines data analysis and simplifies AP monitoring workflows. -
UI Build Process Improvements
The UI project build process has been optimized to accommodate runtime configuration for UI variables. This reduces deployment time and ensures a more efficient build process. Improvements result in faster UI updates and easier integration into existing systems.
Bug Fixes
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SSID Authentication for Hotspot Clients
Fixed an issue where SSID authentication failed for hotspot clients when the SSID contained special characters. This fix ensures seamless authentication across all SSIDs, improves client connectivity, and reduces authentication errors. -
Whitelisted Domains in Hotspot
Fixed a bug that prevented adding whitelisted domains longer than 32 characters to hotspot configurations. The system now accepts longer domain entries, expanding flexibility in network security policies. -
Hotspot Wi-Fi Client Deletion
Fixed an issue where deleting a Wi-Fi client from the hotspot list was unresponsive. Administrators can now successfully remove hotspot clients, increasing client management efficiency. -
Subnet Mask Issues in SSID Updates
Addressed an issue regarding subnet mask settings when updating SSID configurations in root mode. Update ensures accurate handling of subnet masks during configuration changes, preventing misconfiguration. -
Captive Portal Listing in SSID Creation
Fixed a bug that prevented the Captive Portal option from appearing when enabled during SSID creation. Resolves these incompatibilities by ensuring that the captive portal can be configured correctly for the new SSID. -
Android Device Connectivity
Fixed an issue that prevented older Android devices from connecting to SSIDs using both 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios. The fix ensures broad compatibility for legacy devices on dual-band networks. -
Inconsistent Hotspot Client Behavior
Fixed inconsistent behavior where hotspot clients were unable to access the captive portal login page. This fix improves captive portal functionality and ensures reliable client access. -
Forgot Password Link
Fixed an issue where the "forgot password" link in recovery emails failed to open. This ensures that users can access the password reset functionality without errors. -
SSID Assignment Limits
Fixed a bug where more than eight SSIDs were being assigned to a single radio, exceeding the system-defined limit. This update enforces the correct SSID assignments and prevents the radio from overloading. -
Event Log Display
Fixed an issue where event logs were not displayed in the log viewer. This fix ensures administrators have access to important logging information for system troubleshooting. -
IPv6 Traffic in Wi-Fi Clients
Fixed a bug that prevented IPv6 traffic from being accurately captured in Wi-Fi client logs. The system now properly logs and displays IPv6 traffic for better network visibility. -
About Page Loading
Fixed a loading issue affecting the "About" page on the Cloud Controller. The page now loads correctly, providing users with the necessary system and module information. -
External Authentication Issues
Fixed failures in external authentication when using GWC, ensuring seamless integration with third-party authentication services. This improves network security and access control management. -
User Image Display
Fixed an issue where user images were not displaying correctly in the user grid. This fix restores proper display functionality and improves the visual interface for user management. -
AP Label Assignment
Fixed a bug that prevented administrators from assigning labels to access points. This ensures proper labeling and organization of APs for efficient network management.
On-Premise Controller Enhancements
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Debian Package Availability
The on-premise controller is now available as a Debian package, optimized for deployment on Ubuntu 22.04 servers. This streamlines installation and management for administrators using Linux-based environments. -
Setup Wizard
A new setup wizard has been introduced, guiding users through the initial configuration, and ensuring quick and efficient deployment of the On-Premise Controller with minimal manual steps. -
Self-Signed Certificates
Administrators can now generate self-signed SSL certificates directly from the on-premises controller interface, providing enhanced security without the need for external certificate authorities. -
SSL Certificate Upload
The on-premise controller now allows administrators to upload and manage custom SSL certificates, improving encryption and security for both internal and external communications. -
Interface Configuration
New network interface configuration options have been added, enabling advanced customization for easier management of network interfaces and improved network control. -
License Support
On-premise controllers now include license management support with integrated alert systems, ensuring administrators are notified of license status and renewal requirements.
Need Help or Have Questions?
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For further assistance, please contact our support team via any of the following channels:
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Email: info@infiniteclouds.com
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Our team is always ready to help with any issues or questions regarding this release.
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