Ubiquiti LAP-120 Access Point Firmware 8.6.1.41152

New features:

- Fast Network Reconfiguration: network changes are applied much faster and do not disrupt the wireless link.
- Instant Frequency Change: switching frequency does not disrupt the wireless link. Feature requirements: airMAX AC >=v8.6.0, airMAX M >=v6.2.0-beta (for mixed setup), non-DFS target frequency.
- LEDs Night Mode setting to turn off all software controllable device LEDs. When enabled, LEDs will be turned off 10 minutes since power on.

Regulatory updates:

- DFS algorithm improvements
- Updated frequency plan for Spain: extended UNII-3 up to 60MHz channel width, removed 5795-5815 MHz frequency range and revised TX power for UNII-1 band
- Updated frequency plan for Costa Rica: added UNII-2 band support and extended all bands to support 80MHz channel width
- Updated frequency plan for Switzerland according to RIR0301-05: removed 5795-5815MHz
- Updated frequency plan for Czech Republic according to the ETSI EN 301 893 standard
- Updated frequency plan for Russia according to https://digital.gov.ru/ru/documents/4626/

Security Fixes:

- Multiple TCP-based remote denial of service vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-11477, CVE-2019-11478, CVE-2019-5599, CVE-2019-11479). Note: your device is not vulnerable if management access is isolated or blocked.
- Security fix for UBNT Discovery: TCP scan on 10001 port could cause high CPU load.
- Upgrade OpenSSL to 1.0.2r to protect against CVE-2019-1559
- Upgrade miniUPnPd to v2.1 (fixes CVE-2019-12106, CVE-2019-12108, CVE-2019-12109). As part of these fixes miniUPnPd now requires WAN interface to have a public IP address.

Fixes:

- When AP is using 40MHz channel width and Station has enabled Auto Channel Width, wireless link can be established incorrectly, requiring Station side reboot.
- Improved Station connection to the AP by selecting AP with the strongest signal after Kick/Kick All and Reconnect actions
- Revised 2.4GHz frequency list for Licensed mode
- Fixed Licensed mode for Bullet AC & Bullet AC IP67
- Incorrect IP address displayed in UBNT Discovery response
- Device reboots instead of entering TFTP recovery if Reset button is released in less than 15 seconds
- Configuration using Test Mode can lose changes if it is applied very quickly (regression since v8.6.0-beta).
- PTP 80MHz is not working when Licensed country is selected on station (regression since v8.6.0-beta)
- Device does not respond to IPv6 UDP discovery request

WEB UI:

- Updated layout: Dashboard, Settings and Tools moved to sidebar menu
- Added E-LABEL under Regulatory on System page
- Country change setting in Wireless page
- Improved Firmware Update dialog to show the release notes
- Default wireless mode after reset to defaults is Station PTMP
- Station's TX power slider was restricted according to the first channel's regulatory limits, not according to the whole channel list
- UNMS configuration moved from Services page to the top right near the logout button
- Removed "Auto" from Center Frequency list - pending improvements in subsequent releases
- Frequency List improvements for Licensed mode: added frequency highlighting by country
- Disabled Map and Fresnel buttons if linked devices have no GPS or coordinates configured
- Restricted Minimum MTU value to 1280 Bytes if IPv6 is enabled
- Show UNMS status tooltip on mouse hover
- Fixed blank Web screen on Internet Explorer 11
- Remove incorrect warning message about max client count in Station PTP mode.

About Access Point Firmware:

If you update the Access Point (AP) firmware, your device can benefit from changes that fix multiple issues encountered by wireless clients, correct different user interface problems, add various functionalities, and include support for newly developed protocols.

Before performing this task, we recommend that you read and understand all the installation steps, because there are many AP models and manufacturers available. Each producer strives to make the procedure as simple as possible, but there are cases when it's anything but that.

It is also advisable that you apply a new access point firmware in a steady power environment (UPS unit will satisfy this need), using an Ethernet cable rather than a wireless connection. The latter can be easily interrupted.

With this in mind, if you wish to apply this version, click the download button and install the package on your access point. Remember to check back with our website as often as possible so that you don't miss a single new release.