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AREDN Production Release 3.25.2.0 is now available for download. Here's an overview of the fixes and enhancements in this release. All of these changes have been thoroughly tested through via the nightly builds and our intrepid band of testers!
New Mobile UI
Ability to backup and restore node configurations
Responsive design for desktop UI on smaller screens
Improved logged-out experience to provide more information
Improved WiFi Signal tool which shows SNR at both ends of link
Added support for ARDC’s 44-Net
Upgraded to the latest OpenWRT release: 24.10
By default LAN devices are no longer permitted to access the Internet over the mesh. This can be re-enabled if required.
The old UI is no longer available.
We recommend the High Contrast theme when using the mobile UI outside.
The new WiFi Signal tool requires both ends of a link be running the latest firmware. ...
This may only affect a few users, but the dev team thought we should put the word out so no one was surprised.
The nightly build that will be released as 20250129 changes a firewall behavior.
As it is now by default, if your node (usually a hap of some sort) didn't have a WAN connection, it would go out over the mesh to find an Internet link. It was difficult to make sure this wasn’t happening and not very obvious how to prevent it.
The change implemented in tomorrow's build is the addition of a new switch which will determine if LAN devices of your node can reach the Internet over the AREDN network. And it will be defaulted to off which is a change from current behavior.
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Orv W6BI
AREDN Project Manager
The biggest change in this release if you haven't been keeping tabs on AREDN, is the "new UI". The User Interface or UI is how data is presented to a person. The old UI, written in LUA not only looked old, it was hampering the implementation of new features. Now written in JavaScript, among other things it's more economical on bandwidth used to display the user interface. It's also much easier to add new features. The new UI has taken 6 months and the work of many, many people. We’d like to thank everyone involved with developing, documenting, and especially debugging this; we really appreciate our community!
Because it's new, navigating around it may initially be a challenge. Steve, AB7PA, keeper of the AREDN docs, has done a stellar job in documenting the new UI. It's highly recommended you at least skim them, here: http://docs.arednmesh.org/en/latest/ Within the new UI you will also find a Help button for every dialog. Please press it and read the inline help at least once. Finally, we recorded a walk through of the new UI which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG_2ploIYzg (note that there have been a few minor changes since we did this).
After upgrading, you may be returned to the old...
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