Grandstream HT813 ATA Firmware 1.0.7.1

ENHANCEMENT

- Added feature “Load CA Certificates”. [LOAD CA CERTIFICATES]
- Increased “SIP TLS Certificate” and “SIP TLS Private Key” supported maximum length from 2048 to 4096.
- Added New Zealand Standard for Pulse Dialing Standard.

BUG FIX

- Fixed a security vulnerability that device will crash if an attacker sends a TCP message that does not contain a ‘r’.
- Fixed a security vulnerability that device will crash due to a null pointer dereference when an authentication header is present in the HTTP Get request, but the header is not a well-formed digest message.
- Fixed a security vulnerability that the TR-069 interface hardcodes the nonce and opaque values that the HTTP digest authentication values could be reused.
- Fixed the security vulnerability related to provisioning XML password bypass and command injection.
- Removed gssu commend from SSH.
- Fixed when Internet Protocol is set to IPv6 Only, HT813 will not switch to IPv4 to get registered if IPv6 is not available.
- Fixed HT813 will send SIP requests to default port 5060 when a different port was configured.
- Fixed when set up an admin password longer than 15 characters, the web access will keep showing “Sorry. Your Login Password is not recognized. Please try again.”
- Fixed device does not take port from SRV results when SIP transport type is TLS.
- Fixed incoming calls will reach the destination number after a number of rings different than configured on the HT813
- Fixed incoming call does not work with TLSv1.2
- Fixed distinctive ring tone does not take effect when it is set to more than 9000ms.
- Fixed device could not make a call when use 19 to disable SRTP per call. 

About VoIP System Updates:

Firmware updates for VoIP Systems are very complex and usually contain many bug fixes, security improvements and compatibility enhancements, because the base system must be able to connect to webcams, video conference devices and the like.

Upgrading your VoIP System firmware should be done as often as possible to keep your device up to date with new security standards, and improve the native plug and play capabilities of your device.

Although beta firmware are usually full of new and exciting features, updating to them should only be done after thoroughly reading the changelog and making sure that you still retain phone functionality. Remember to check if you can revert to a more stable version as well, in case the new update is not what you were expecting.

If you intend to apply this update, please make sure that the package is compatible with your VoIP System, hit the download button, follow the installation instructions and enjoy. Check out our website as often as possible in order to keep your device “Updated one minute ago.”