4.5.6 is the recommended version to run on all AC platforms.
There were major stability improvements introduced for ePMP3000 and ePMP3000L.
If you are not experiencing any issues on 4.5.5 then not to much sense to move to 4.5.6 since there are no new features introduced.
OK, I was asking because cnMaestro says that 4.5.5 is the recommended version.
OK, thanks. I was asking because the release notes donāt mention the 3000L - only the 3000.
System Release 4.5.6 resolved issues
ACG-10031 General stability improvements for the ePMP 3000 radio.
ACG-10280 General stability improvements for the ePMP 3000 radio.
This wonāt be a particularly useful reports, but here goes.
In one location, we have an ePMP1000 AP, with a Force 300-25 and a Force 300-16ā¦ and when we upgraded to 4.5.6, the F300-16 came back like this. I de-registered her, and she re-regged with the same 0.0.0.0 IP, I rebooted the AP, and it came back the same. I still CAN do a throughput test to her, and she getās her full 60 Mbit plan according to the built-in AP Wireless link test.
Anyway - NO - I donāt have support files to send in anywhere, we of course had to focus on getting the client reconnected. I downgraded the AP back to 4.5.5 and we called her and got her to power cycle, and that worked.
Iāll try to upgrade this again after the long weekend, and Iāll post back here. This may have simply been āone of those thingsā, and nothing to worry aboutā¦
Force300-25 PTP link (in TDD mode) at 1.2 KM with signals in the 50ās with SNR in the 40ās and DS9/DS9 modulations. This link has been reported several times before.
Last time was when the 4.5.5 release came outā¦ this link had an uptime of several weeks on 4.5.4-RC16, and when we upgraded it to 4.5.5 it went down twice in the next few hours, so we rolled back to 4.5.4-RC16.
That was 35 days ago, and so with 35 days of uptime on 4.5.4-RC16, we upgrade to 4.5.6
It has now stopped passing data again tree times over the ethernet of the AP side as before, so we are rolling back to 4.5.4-RC16 until we can replace this link.