FVS336Gv2 Firmware Version 4.3.1-18
Backward compatibility issues:
- Upgrading from 3.x.x-x (platform 1.0 base) to 4.x.x.x (platform 2.0 base) or downgrading from 4.x.x.x to 3.x.x.x requires factory reset of the configuration.
New Features:
- Supports IPv6
- CLI
- Supports Scheduled system reboot
- Scheduled WAN restart
- SSL-VPN Wizard
- Optimization of firewall rules movement (UP/DOWN)
- Network QoS
Since new feature Network QoS and IPv6 feature supported, firewall performance will have about 25% drop compare to V3.x.x-x release.
Issue(s) are resolved since last Release V3.1.1-08 :
- IP Octet 4 can't be set 0 or 255 in Remote Management page
- Can't add custom services which port is smaller than 1025
- Can't disable DMZ with specific configuration
- Need Service Groups support in CLI
- Support for SSL-VPN in windows8 64-bit machine
- When Router's MAC Address type is "Use this computer's MAC Address" or "Use this MAC
Address", Router RADVD can't get IPv6 Advertisement Prefixes by WAN stateless prefix
Delegation
- When load balancing is enabled, DDNS can't work normally
- Port Forwarding related issues when it configured from SSL-VPN Wizard
Known Issue(s) and Limitations:
- Unable to login through CLI using admin type user added with max special characters
- In CLI device not showing any error message for invalid Primary/Backup RADIUS Server configuration
- Device sending the logs to the mail without Device name and date, and IN and OUT are wrong in generated logs
- WAN2 Port speed is showing Unknown for 1000Mb/s
- Session time out value is decreasing from 30 for ICMP sessions
- Device is accepting the broadcast IP in the end IP address in LAN DHCP server configuration
- CLI is not showing proper warn message for invalid detection_period values
- 'Restart Traffic Counter at Specific Time' fields are not getting Grayed out after applying "Restart Traffic Counter Now" option in the WAN traffic metering page
- Accept logs are not coming for added schedule based IPv6 firewall rule
- QoS bands are not increasing for default QoS priority
Installation Instructions:
- Download and extract the new firmware to a convenient place such as your desktop.
Note: Reboot the firewall before begining the update process.
- Select Administration > Settings Backup and Firmware Upgrade from the main/submenu.
- In the Router Upgrade section, click Browse.
- Locate the downloaded file and click Upload.
This will start the software upgrade to your VPN firewall. This may take some time. Do not interrupt the upgrade process.
At the conclusion of the upgrade, your firewall will reboot.