WS-5 |
On-boarding a new cloud customer or prospect |
New ExtremeCloud IQ account registration is no longer
permitted from certain email domains, including public email services
such as Gmail and Yahoo Mail. |
XIQ-1612 |
'Unassigned' Network Policy Filter |
The Network Policy filter now includes an Unassigned filter option to quickly identify devices
that do not have a Network Policy assigned to them. |
XIQ-11485 |
Enhance Switch Health (CPU, Mem, Temp) Status Updates |
Universal Hardware Switches running Switch Engine 32.7 and later now
display near real time information for CPU, Memory, and Temperature
widgets on the page. |
XIQ-15455 |
Support Switch Engine Ping Protection Event |
Universal Hardware switches running Switch Engine 32.7 and later now
display events for static route ping protection status on the
page. |
XIQ-15456 |
Support Switch Engine DHCP Snooping Rogue MAC Detection Event |
Universal Hardware switches running Switch Engine 32.7 and later now
display events for DHCP Rogue MAC detection status on the page. |
XIQ-16326 |
Client troubleshooting flow |
The updated page includes new capabilities. You can now sort clients
by sites, preview client RSSI and SNR, filter by connection type, filter
by category assignment, and filter by OS Type. New charts display
overall health scores, client type, and client issues. Two new client
tabs, one for healthy and one for unhealthy. The tab for unhealthy
clients has a new troubleshooting workflow to help isolate issues as
they occur. |
XIQ-17619 |
Create new Site Engine Managed View |
We added a new Site Engine Managed
view to the
View drop-down list. |
XIQ-19765 |
Show that device config rollback occurred |
Device Configuration Rollback is an existing IQ Engine feature. This
feature automatically restores cloud manageability after the application
of a bad configuration. With this release, under , the icon indicates
that a configuration rollback has occurred. |
XIQ-25103 |
Real-time RF Heatmaps (phase 1) |
A new real-time mapping system is available, including:
- Real-time radio frequency (RF) heatmaps
- Import support for Ekahau and Hamina
- Scaling tool
- Definable wall types
- Custom attenuation settings
- Cloning tool
- Support for 2.4
GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz, and BLE Radios
- Visualization of active channel plan
- Drop-down selection for various coverage views
- Definable RSSI thresholds
- Dual 5 GHz visibility
- Dual 6 GHz
visibility (Wi-Fi 7)
- AP and client information modals
|
XIQ-26056 |
AP5020 SDR Mode Configuration Phase 1 |
The AP5020 supports two radio modes with this release:
- Mode 1 (Tri-Radio): 2.4 GHz (Radio-1), 5
GHz (Radio-2), 6 GHz (Radio-3)
- Mode 3 (Dual 5 GHz w/ 6 GHz): 5 GHz
(Radio-1), 5 GHz (Radio-2), 6 GHz (Radio-3)
|
XIQ-26669 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - Current PoE Mode |
As part of a series of enhancements to the Wireless PoE Stability
anomaly, the anomaly details header now includes the current PoE mode of
the AP. If the AP is online, the header indicates the last measured PoE
mode of the AP. If the AP is offline, the header indicates that the AP
is Disconnected. This enhancement helps users to quickly
understand whether the anomalous PoE condition is still an
issue. |
XIQ-26670 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - New Algorithm |
As part of a series of Wireless PoE Stability anomaly enhancements,
we deprecated the concept of PoE anomaly "types". Instead, we
consolidated them into a single Wireless PoE Stability stability
anomaly. Previously, Wireless PoE Stability anomalies were of the types:
FLIP, TIME, or SUB_OPTIMAL. |
XIQ-26671 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - Issue, Impact and Recommendation |
As part of a series of Wireless PoE Stability anomaly enhancements,
we updated the anomaly description to include descriptions of the issue
and the impact, and to provide recommended actions for the anomaly
type. |
XIQ-26673 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - PoE Trends Graph |
As part of a series of enhancements to the Wireless PoE Stability
anomaly, we enhanced the PoE changes graphs to indicate the changes in
PoE mode value, negotiated over time. |
XIQ-26912 |
CoPilot - Wi-Fi Capacity - Reduce algorithm
sensitivity |
Based on research that we conducted, we updated the threshold values
for Wi-Fi capacity algorithms to reduce sensitivity to
intermittent events. |
XIQ-27837 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - LLDP enabled |
As part of a series of enhancements to the Wireless PoE Stability
anomaly, we enhanced the information provided for a detected anomaly,
with LLDP neighbor information. LLDP neighbor information includes the
upstream LLDP switch, and other anomalous APs connected to the same
switch at the time. |
XIQ-27838 |
Wireless PoE Stability v2 - LLDP disabled |
As part of a series of enhancements to the Wireless PoE Stability
anomaly, we enhanced the information provided for a detected anomaly,
with LLDP neighbor information. If LLDP is disabled, the
PoE-Related Analysis on Nearby APs indicates
that LLDP is disabled. |