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3006.102.6 (xx-xx-xxxx)
- NEW: Redesigned Traffic Monitor pages.
- Uses Chart.js for Realtime and Last24 pages
- Removes legacy Tomato code
- Last 24 can be zoomed in and panned (mouse wheel
and pinch-to-zoom gestures are both supported)
- Realtime and Last 24 now show as bits/s instead
of bytes/s
- Settings moved from the tab to the dropdown menu
- Number formatting is automatically localized
by the webui language

- UPDATED: OpenVPN to 2.6.15.
- FIXED: IPv6 requests for prefix lengths other than 64 for
routers with Multiwan support.
- FIXED: CVE-2025-9230 in OpenSSL (backport by RSDNTWK).
- FIXED: Client name would be missing on the Wireless Log
page if the MAC was missing in the DHCP lease list
(for static clients for example)

 

[BlackIce]

I like this new version. At first I thought I had lost the Traffic Monitor History (Since I think it used Tomato legacy). I even unplugged my usb thumb drive where the history was written to. Then I found the Settings under Monthly where it defined where to save the Traffic Monitor History to...Plugged the drive back in and working as before.

 

[RMerlin]

I like this new version. At first I thought I had lost the Traffic Monitor History (Since I think it used Tomato legacy). I even unplugged my usb thumb drive where the history was written to. Then I found the Settings under Monthly where it defined where to save the Traffic Monitor History to...Plugged the drive back in and working as before.

The changes are only at the webui level. The backend code that handles the data is unchanged.

 

[Blacklistedcard]

upgraded my BE-98PRO. No issues. Works great. Thanks.

 

[jksmurf]

RSDNTWK).
- FIXED: Client name would be missing on the Wireless Log
page if the MAC was missing in the DHCP lease list
(for static clients for example)

Up and running and happy days, this is working beautifully thank you @RMerlin for fixing that so quickly.

I’ve put my wireless node’s 2.4 and 5GHz MAC addresses in the custom_clientlist (not DHCP list) and they both show up properly named in the Wireless log (sans IP address) and I can see the connectivity info. Awesome.

WebGui seems snappier too but always does after a FW update so maybe placebo effect.