Open-Mesh access points running on an older version than 6.4.15 have SSL certificates that expire in July 2019. These devices will no longer be able to contact Cloudtrax after this date. Such access points can be provided with new firmware via Cloudtrax before this date. After this date, the switches will have to be manually provided with new firmware ...
Open-Mesh switches that run on an older version than 1.03.24 have SSL certificates that expire in May 2019. These devices will no longer be able to contact Cloudtrax after this date. Such switches can be provided with new firmware via Cloudtrax before this date. After this date, the switches will have to be manually provided with new firmware ...
The new access points can be ordered from today. These units are for both indoor and outdoor applications. All mounting options are supplied as standard. The A40 is a dual band access point with 2 × 2 MIMO 802.11 and 4 internal antennas. The A60 is also a dual band access point with 3 × 3 MIMO 802.11 and 6 internal antennas.
If you have Open-Mesh hardware that can no longer check into Cloudtrax, click here for information about this issue.
The A42 is a 2 × 2 universal 802.11ac Wave 2 cloud managed WiFi access point with simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios and MU-MIMO. The A42 supports a large number of simultaneous users, making it perfect for high density WiFi networks. • 3x faster than the A40 with Layer 7 enabled • 50% supports more simultaneous streaming clients, making it ...
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Changes made since 6.3.15: NEW: AP Mesh over 5GHz now supported on 802.11ac devices (A-series, MR1750, OM5P-AC) NEW: Airtime Fairness on 2.4GHz, to improve download throughput and provide equal access to clients NEW: Throughput-based Mesh routing provided by BATMAN version 5 NEW: Linux OS change from OpenWrt to LEDE Project (lede-project.org), containing many performance and ...
Changes below since 6.2.12: NEW: IGMP Proxy support (see Configure -> Advanced) NEW: Configuration changes to one SSID won't disrupt other SSIDs NEW: External splash page now sends CIP parameter (for client IP) in addition to client_mac NEW: Client sessions are now reported back to CloudTrax in the event an AP's local session cache is ...
Introduction of the cheaper S8-L and S24-L cloud managed PoE switches.
"Scan Now" button has been added for "on-demand" scanning for the optimal wifi channel numbers. See menu: Configure | Radio
Release of new beta firmware 6.3.14 FIX: Images for built-in splash pages are now displaying properly FIX: When Internet Check is disabled and AP loses internet (but not DHCP) the SSIDs stay up FIX: VLAN changes to an SSID now save without need for reboot FIX: Repeaters with bridged SSIDs and no splash page now…
There is a new “User Management” system with many more options than before. Click here for more information.
LEDs on the access point can now also be switched off. Via cloud trax you now have the option “Status Leds” under advanced
Today the new cloud managed POE switches have been introduced. Click here for more information.
A new beta version of the firmware is currently available. This can be selected via: configure | maintenance | firmware version NEW: Ability to disable Layer 7 Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) for higher throughput on AC-capable devices, especially on bridged SSIDs. Found under Configure -> Advanced NEW: Ability to control per-SSID band, ie ...
The first units delivered of the OM2P-V1 in 2011 had 32MB of memory. The units were soon equipped with 64MB memory. Over the years more and more functions have been added to cloud trax, so that the 32MB has become too little for the 6xx firmware, so that these older OM2P cannot be updated to the ...
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In the new OM2P0HS (V2) a small component change has been made, so that the new units can no longer run on the old v481 firmware. Currently the latest firmware is v6.1.1, so this shouldn't be a problem for most people. Should this nevertheless be a problem, we can, on special request ...
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The Cloudtrax system has virtually no outages so far, but today a malfunction occurred around 20:00, causing a problem in the database. In the end it was decided to restore a backup of the database, with the result that all changes made on July 27 between 7:00 ...
Due to new FCC rules, a custom.sh file must from now on be approved by Open-Mesh before it can be used. This applies to the new models, such as the OM5P-AC. Click here for more information. Click here for some sample scripts.
The OM5P-AC was introduced in April 2016. This unit is an AC model in the small housing. The OM5P-AC unit will initially also be sold as an AC ready model. It is expected that in Q2 of 2016 the AC firmware will be available with which the higher AC speeds can also be achieved. This unit has four ...
From now on there is also a flash tool (as beta) available to provide an openmesh unit with (new) firmware manually. Click here for more information
In August 2015, an 802.11ac model was also added, namely the MR1750. This allows even higher speeds to be achieved (450 + 1300). This unit is initially sold as an AC ready model. At launch, throughput is comparable to the popular MR900. The high speed ac options will become available via future firmware updates, whereby ...
In the 5xx networks they now also have a very nice extra option that is still running in beta regarding channel selection. You can now let a cloud trax network automatically determine the best channel numbers. During the night, the units will look at the available channel numbers and signal strength of the access points at a fixed time, ...
We are working hard on even more functionality for cloud trax. This extra functionality has been incorporated in a new version of the cloud trax portal (v4). The beta version of this new cloud trax portal can currently be used. To do this, go to “Advanced” | “CloudTrax 4 Beta Opt-in” Then put the following ...
From now on, the OM2P units can also be updated from the Cloudtrax dashboard to the 5xx firmware. To do this, go to “Advanced” | “Firmware / Upgrade” Then check the boxes below: [] Disable Automatic Upgrades [X] Upgrade to 5xx firmware
New functions have been added to cloudtrax v4, including - WiFi Scheduling (automatically turn SSIDs on / off at certain times of the day) - band steering (redirect 5Ghz capable devices to the 5GHz band if they connect at 2.4GHz) - Bulk add access points (manually or via CSV file) ...
Due to the dollar exchange rate, we are forced to adjust the Open-Mesh prices per 15-4-2015.
As of today, a new openmesh model is available again. It is the OM5P-AN that runs on both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. The access point is housed in the same small housing as the OM2P / OM5P and therefore also fits in the existing optional openmesh housings. It also has 3 internal antennas. One for the 2.4Ghz and two ...
Today a new 5xx firmware has been released. This upgrade will be rolled out to everyone already running the 5xx firmware (the networks with 4xx firmware will not be updated yet). The firmware includes a number of important fixes and enhancements to improve the performance of your network and the CloudTrax dashboard. The update is fully automatic. After…
A completely new version of the iOS and Android app for Cloudtrax has been released with many new functions, including - Create new networks with a simple wizard. - Add access points by scanning the barcode - View the status of access points, clients and network traffic (Requires 5xx firmware ...
The MR900 is a dual band 2.4GHz & 5GHz access point and works with 3 × 3 MIMO, 900 Mbps. With the introduction of this model, openmesh now also has an access point for the two frequency bands in one compact housing. With this unit there is support for legacy 2.4GHz devices, and devices with 5GHz support can also ...
At the same time as the introduction of the OM5P, the version 5xx firmware has become available. This is a significant improvement for CloudTrax. It looks familiar, but under the hood it's completely new, with a host of new features and improved functionality. At the moment 5xx firmware is only available for the OM5P, ...
This is the first openmesh product running on 5Ghz. It is also the first product to ship with 5xx firmware. The OM5P is a 5 Ghz band-only product. Add the OM5P to an existing openmesh OM2P network to separate the devices that support 5 GHz from the 2.4 GHz devices. The 5GHz ...
Recently the new r481 firmware has been released. This is the first official stable release since r397. The r481 software has been tested in recent weeks and gave very positive feedback, after which the roll-out to all cloud trax networks has now started. If the option “Disable Automatic Upgrades” is not enabled, your network will be active for the next ...
The OM2P V2 is now available. With the original version of the OM2P, the power level depended on the WiFi speed. The OM2P V2 now also has a new RF chip with flat power of 23 dBm (200 mW), which means that the unit has this high power level at all WiFi speeds. At the moment we deliver ...
The OM2P-HS V2 is now available with 802.3af PoE support and double transmission power The OM2P-HS-V2 has been improved on the following points compared to OM2P-HS: 1 - Dual PoE support: Passive PoE injector & standard 802.3af PoE as used in PoE switches 2 - High power: doubled power from 20 dBm (100 mW) to 23 dBm (200 mW). The OM2P-V2 ...
The beta of our latest dashboard feature rollout begins. It includes a number of changes: Mesh encryption: Beginning with this beta it'll be possible to WPA encrypt the mesh network. The encryption serves as protection against traffic eavesdropping and against rogue node joining your network. The mesh encryption setting is to be found under the…
With the latest dashboard update 2 highly popular feature requests were addressed: All Network Map * Display all networks belonging to your master account on the map. * Indicate the status of each network through colored status icons: * Red: one or more gateways down * Yellow: one or more repeaters down * Green: all ...
