CradlePoint MBR1400 Router Firmware 4.4.0

New features added in this release:

- IPv6 support has been added. IPv6 is supported on all WAN sources, and has been tested with all of the CradlePoint internal modems and modem caps. Other modems are not supported but may work.
- The ability to pass router-generated traffic (NTP, Enterprise Cloud Management, and Firmware Update Check) to the LAN has been added. This is useful if another router that has multiple WANs is attached as a LAN client to a CradlePoint router (generally using the CradlePoint router for failover if its primary WAN fails).
- Hotspot. A new second-stage login option for redirection has been added
- VPN Alert. An alert can be generated if a VPN tunnel goes down.
- Allow disabling the default ‘admin’ account for the router. This can lessen the chance of a brute-force attack getting through the default account.
- The ability to pass multicast (IGMPv2) traffic upstream on the WAN to alternate subnets connected to a host downsteam on the LAN.
- IBR6x0 only. Via SMS to the embedded modem, allow remote access to obtain modem and router status when a modem is unable to establish a cellular data connection.

Additional UI/Usability changes:

- Change position of data in the Status -> Statistics page to make it more readable.
- Enhanced APN and Profile management in Wan Configuration -> SIM/APN/Auth Settings. APN and Profile configuration has been extended to provide enhanced APN and Profile configuration and selection.
- Added option to select a preferred carrier operator network in Wan Configuration->Modem Settings-> Network Selection Mode. If a specific carrier is selected (as indicated by the PLMN), automatic roaming to other networks is disallowed.

Products supported/tested:

- MBR1400 HW v2.0
- MBR1400
- MBR1200B
- MBR95
- IBR600
- IBR650
- CBA750B

Note:

- Before upgrading to new firmware, it is always a good idea to save the configuration file
from your current version. This firmware version will remove a configuration for version 3.2 or
lower and will not try to keep your settings.