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Thanks. I’ll take a look at what it offers in terms of an upgrade. The biggest factor for me though will still be the speed of FTTC connection.
Received the U7 Pro XG earlier. It’s mostly ok, slightly faster speeds than the U6 Pro gave. The range seems better, the solar inverter in the garage had no problems connecting to it (U7 Pro XG is on the landing ceiling). One issue that I do have is that a Sony tv in the living room absolutely refuses to connect to it. Had no problems with the U6 and it also connects just fine with U6 Mesh in the kitchen. Not sure what’s causing that.
Ah no sorry, should have added. I’ve got a IoT SSID that’s just 2.4Ghz, a 5Ghz WPA2 SSID and one that’s got 5 and 6 Ghz with MLO on with WPA3. Was trying to connect the tv to the WPA2 one which was the same as with the U6 Pro. Admittedly, I don’t know if that is set up right or whether I actually need that many SSID’s. The tv is only a couple of years old, not sure if it does WPA3 or not.
Edit: Think I’ve managed to fix it. Changed the 5Ghz SSID to WPA2/WPA3 and then changed the 5 and 6Ghz one to just 6Ghz with WPA3 but named it the same as the 5Ghz SSID. TV had no problem connecting. No idea why it wouldn’t connect before. U7 Pro XG also seems to cover the house far better than the U6 Pro did. So much so, that I’ve turned off the U6 Mesh that was meshed to the U6 Pro/U7 Pro XG.
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New EA Network update
UniFi Network Application 9.1.105
Improvements
- Added an API to authorize Guests.
- Added validation for incorrect IDS/IPDS categories in suppression aƒlerts.
- Improved the QoS user experience.
- Improved the representation of the Default Actions in Zone Based Firewall.
- Improved the mDNS user experience.
- Improved the Port Forwarding validation.
- Improved migrating to Zone Based Firewall.
- Improved Traffic Flows and Overview.
- Improved the Multi-WAN user experience in the dashboard.
- Improved the accuracy of the CyberSecure signature count on some gateway models.
- Improved Client connection system logs.
- Improved the WAN outage system logs.
- Improved the search user experience in Traffic Flows.
- Improved ACL rule validation.
- Improved the backup restore resiliency.
- Removed IPv6 protocols from NAT protocol selection.
Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue where Select All is missing for switches in Port Manager.
- Fixed the inability to select the site to restore when restoring a multi-site backup on a UDR7.
- Fixed an issue where users could see Poor Ethernet Link Speed after restarting an AP.
- Fixed an issue where UID Enterprise was not added to the VPN Zone in Zone Based Firewall.
- Fixed an issue where Gateway/VPN and External/External chains were missing in Zone Based Firewall.
- Fixed an issue where IPv6 addresses were used instead of IPv4 for VPN Servers.
- Fixed the inability to edit Update Schedules and removed the ghost button.
- Fixed an issue where the devices incorrectly display the port name on the port page.
Additional information
- Create a backup before upgrading your UniFi Network Application if any issues are encountered.
- See the UniFi Network Server Help Center article for more information on self-hosting a server.
- UniFi Network Application 7.5 and newer requires MongoDB 3.6 and Java 17.
- Version 7.5 to 8.0 supports up to MongoDB 4.4.
- Version 8.1 and newer supports up to MongoDB 7.0.
- Version 9.0 and newer supports up to MongoDB 8.0 and Java 17/21.
- UniFi Network Application updates may cause your adopted devices to be re-provisioned.
- Existing UniFi Network Applications must be on one of the following versions to upgrade directly to this version:
