This release notes document for ExtremeCloud™ IQ (Classic) version 25.7.0-153 outlines the platform‘s cloud managed networking capabilities, newly introduced features, supported device software, and operational guidance for IT administrators managing large scale wireless and wired infrastructures. The release adds technical enhancements including packet capture on Thread interfaces for AP5010, IQE 10.8r6 support, expanded Real Time Threat Sensing for Wi Fi 7 access points, Trusted Connect multi profile support, and automatic configuration updates for offline devices, alongside local onboarding capabilities for AP5022 platform variants and updated EXOS, VOSS, and IQ Engine compatibility matrices. It provides structured guidance on device support across controllers, access points, universal hardware, switches, VOSS and ExtremeXOS platforms, Dell EMC systems, routers, and integrated subsystems such as ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine and CoPilot, with detailed firmware prerequisites and configuration requirements. The document summarizes more than twenty addressed issues involving configuration push failures, CAPWAP and DTLS stability, API reliability, UI inconsistencies, localization defects, PPSK operations, visualization behavior, and NAC license allocation, while also detailing known issues such as delayed UI synchronization, template and LAG configuration constraints, 6 GHz regional radio restrictions, AFC display dependencies, GRE failover limitations, Supplemental CLI precedence rules, and licensing or onboarding anomalies. Additional sections present global IP addressing requirements, firewall guidance for each RDC, browser support matrices, display settings, and usage scenarios centered on onboarding, monitoring, troubleshooting, and multi tenant administration. Designed for intermediate to advanced technical readers, the document serves as a comprehensive reference for deploying, maintaining, and diagnosing ExtremeCloud IQ Classic environments.
