Version 26.06 introduces new features that expand product capabilities, updates existing functionality, and fixes issues to improve product stability and reliability.
Bridge device
Remote over-the-air (OTA) updates for the Bridge device
As part of our ongoing development of edge devices, we are introducing remote over-the-air (OTA) updates for the Bridge device. OTA (Over-the-Air) technology enables device updates without requiring physical access to the hardware. The new feature is available for both administrators and end users.
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Administrators have full control over the firmware repository and can initiate updates for selected Bridge devices. We have implemented a phased rollout mechanism with support for A/B testing of firmware updates, making the update process safer and more reliable. Instead of releasing a new firmware version to all devices at once, administrators can gradually enable access to the update for selected users only. This enables pilot testing in real-world operating environments, minimizing risks and ensuring system stability before a full-scale rollout. New firmware versions can be uploaded through the updated System > Clients and Licensing > Installation files section. Updating a specific Bridge device is initiated from the General information tab in the new Updates section of a Bridge card. For a step-by-step guide, refer to the administrator documentation: Installation files and Bridge list.
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Web application users can manage the update process independently from the Bridge device profile under the General information tab. To update the device, users simply need to click the Update button. For detailed instructions, see the Bridges section in the web user documentation.
Web interface for the Bridge device
Meet the brand-new Bridge web interface – a powerful feature designed for seamless remote and local administration, configuration, and device monitoring! Managing your Bridge is now more flexible and convenient than ever. You can access the interface directly through any web browser using its local network IP address, or plug a monitor straight into the device via HDMI. Whether you're configuring settings remotely from afar or standing right in front of the hardware, total control is right at your fingertips. For a deep dive into all the capabilities of this new feature, check out the dedicated Bridge: device web interface page.