1 Feature Description

1.1   New Features

1.1.1  Syslog

For medium to large-scale network projects, network administrators often use third-party software to interface with all devices, monitoring system metrics and identifying any abnormal behavior to ensure system health and security. Devices usually support network management protocols such as SNMP and Syslog for seamless integration.

Toggle on SYSLOG to enable the SYSLOG protocol. When enabled, the device can connect with a remote log server to send log information over the network.

1.1.2  Configuring Layer 2 Isolation

• Go to the page for configuration.

• Method 1: Choose Network-Wide > Workspace > Wireless > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi List. Select the Wi-Fi network, and click Edit.
• Method 2: Choose One-Device > Config > WLAN > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi List. Select the Wi-Fi network, and click Edit.
  • Click to expand advanced settings, turn on Client Isolation in the expanded settings and click OK. When enabled, clients connected to this SSID are isolated from each other, and cannot access other clients connected to this SSID on all APs on Layer 2, thereby improving security.

1.1.3  Configuring Auto WAN Port

Go to the configuration page: Choose One-Device > Config > Network > Auto WAN Port.

Ethernet cables are susceptible to attenuation and interference over long distances (hundreds of meters to kilometers). Therefore, optical cables are recommended to ensure high-quality long-distance transmission. With the Auto WAN Port feature enabled, the optical port on the AP will function as the WAN port to connect to the switch or gateway, enhancing the quality of long-distance data transmission.

After Auto WAN is disabled, you can specify a port as the fixed WAN port.

1.2   Changed Features

2 Resolved Issues