New Features

Extreme Tunnel Concentrator application support

This feature introduces support for Extreme Tunnel Concentrator as a Self-Orchestration (Standalone) application on the Universal Compute Platform. The Tunnel Concentrator application lets you configure Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) tunneling that directs wireless traffic from your access points to the traffic data center, where the traffic can be aggregated and processed.

For details, see the Extreme Tunnel Concentrator Deployment Guide.

Upgrade Engine Application (for Self-Orchestration Deployments)

This feature lets you upgrade container applications from the Universal Compute Platform interface without requiring you to uninstall the old application or reconfigure settings. This feature is supported for self-orchestrated applications, such as Tunnel Concentrator, that support external upgrades.

For details, see Universal Compute Platform User Guide.

XCACP-484

Support for 10/1 Gbps Ports for Applications

Customers can now leverage the native 10/1 Gbps of the 4120C for Universal Container applications. Applications that are installed on Universal Compute Platform can now select the 10G ports on the host for their communications need.

XCACP-545

Support for HTTPS Web Proxy

Support for HTTPS Proxy for operational functions and system maintenance. This feature supports all web based network operations including software updates, repository access, registering with ExtremeCloud IQ, and system administration.

XCACP-549

Removed Restriction on ICC Interfaces for Standalone

Inter-Cluster Connect (ICC) interfaces no longer need to be connected in a stand-alone deployment.

Support for LAG Ports

Added support for Link-Aggregation (LAG) bonding, allowing the ability to LAG / bond two equal interfaces for interface redundancy and load balancing.