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Release 5.1 Beta 0.3 IPv6: fixed the web interface operation when IPv6 was turned off with 'system set net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 1' command (requested by @gaaronk) [NDM-4303] LTE: reduced the delay when switching between slots of a dual-SIM modem on Hopper 4G+ and Hero 5G models [NDM-4379] PingCheck: fixed the switch to the backup connection with an unconfigured availability check in case the higher-priority connection check fails [NDM-4392] SSH: fixed an issue that could prevent the session timeout from being applied correctly [NDM-4406] Tools: added an option to set the DF (Do Not Fragment) bit in the ping utility via the command line interface [NDM-4391] Web: fixed missing localization in the confirmation dialogue when turning off Wi-Fi (reported by @project_fcc) [NWI-4791] Web: corrected the notification that appears when turning off all access points in the wireless band (requested by @dimon27254) [NWI-4783] Web: fixed an issue where the selected Automatic theme would switch when printing the wireless network information (reported by @dimon27254) [NWI-4773] Web: fixed issues with the wireless roaming settings on the Access Points page (reported by @dimon27254) [NWI-4778] Web: corrected the display of the storage icon at certain screen resolutions (reported by @dimon27254) [NWI-4693] Wi-Fi: fixed a potential crash and memory leak that could occur when connecting to a Wi-Fi 7 network using WPA3-SAE after changing the wireless settings [SYS-1749]

Release 5.1 Beta 1 (preview) Web: enabled the option to choose the connection when configuring custom IPv6 DNS servers [NWI-4799] Web: enhanced the Assignment column to better fit larger client device lists in the Application Filter menu (requested by @FLK) [NWI-4781] Web: fixed the navigation to the File Browser from the System Dashboard page in a specific case (reported by @iggo) [NWI-4796] Web: updated the IPv6 section on the Firewall page to allow selection of the OPKG tunnel interfaces (reported by @avn) [NWI-4776] Wi-Fi: fixed the 2.4 GHz channel width display on models using MT7628 or MT7603 [SYS-1755]

Release 5.1 Beta 0.2 Core: fixed a memory leak in the API parsers for IPv6 addresses and prefixes [NDM-4376] NDNS: fixed the incorrect 403 Forbidden status when accessing the device name in cloud mode over IPv6 [NDM-4378] Web: restored the Wi-Fi band selection option for registered clients (reported by @Gonzik) [NWI-4774] Web: fixed the logo font and colour in the header (requested by @dimon27254 et al) [NWI-4771] Wi-Fi: restored the ability to configure different SSIDs for 2.4 and 5 GHz in the same segment (reported by @keenet07, @Robespierre) [NDM-4343] WSD: corrected the packet format for Probe and Hello messages to fix the reboot issue with NETSurveillance video cameras [NDM-4387]

known 5.1 A3 issue, Keenetic support knows how to fix it

yes, its possible with CLI interface GigabitEthernet1/VlanX up ip address xxxxx (or dhcp) ip global auto exit interface GigabitEthernet1/VlanY up ip address xxxxx ip global auto exit system configuration save example for wan port for some model, if wan port in switch other command

there is an article in user manual - https://support.keenetic.com/titan/kn-1811/en/50384-how-to-change-an-internet-connection-policy-for-download-station-.html

Release 5.0.10 (preview → stable): LTE: reduced the delay when switching between slots of a dual-SIM modem on Hopper 4G+ and Hero 5G models [NDM-4379] OpenSSL: library upgraded to 3.5.6/3.0.20 to address multiple security vulnerabilities [NDM-4402] CVE-2026-28386 CVE-2026-28387 CVE-2026-28388 CVE-2026-28389 CVE-2026-28390 CVE-2026-31789 CVE-2026-31790 Web: corrected the display of the storage icon at certain screen resolutions (reported by @dimon27254) [NWI-4693] Wi-Fi: fixed a potential crash and memory leak that could occur when connecting to a Wi-Fi 7 network using WPA3-SAE after changing the wireless settings [SYS-1749]

Release 5.0.9 (preview): Core: fixed a memory leak in the API parsers for IPv6 addresses and prefixes [NDM-4376] HTTP: addressed the CVE-2026-28753 security vulnerability in the web interface service [NDM-4368] NDNS: fixed the incorrect 403 Forbidden status when accessing the device name in cloud mode over IPv6 [NDM-4378] VLAN: resolved the issue that caused the 'VLAN ID is busy' log messages to appear when adding network segments [NDM-4363] VLAN: fixed the 802.1q egress priority setting for packets with non-zero DSCP mark [NDM-4342] Web: added sorting by name and traffic transmitted to the WireGuard connections list (requested by @Алексей Микин) [NWI-4732] Web: added an option to turn off the WireGuard peer in the 'Connect via' selector [NWI-4756] Web: fixed the Dashboard link to the Active Connections tab in Diagnostics [NWI-4743] Web: fixed the charts display on the Traffic Monitor page [NWI-4758] Web: fixed the reorder operation for connections on the Connection Policies page (reported by @spatiumstas) [NWI-4740] Web: fixed scrolling on the Application Traffic Analyser page [NWI-4726] Web: fixed the partition size display on the Applications page (reported by @spatiumstas) [NWI-4495] Web: fixed the logo font and colour in the header (requested by @dimon27254 et al) [NWI-4771] Web: removed the toggle's own status display (reported by @KeyYerS) [NWI-4742] WSD: corrected the packet format for Probe and Hello messages to fix the reboot issue with NETSurveillance video cameras [NDM-4387]

Hello, Keenetic team! 🙂 I recently joined this community after purchasing the KN-3810. I would like to clarify whether future system updates will include support for UPnP (automatic port forwarding service) across multiple local network segments? I have two network segments, 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24. 192.168.1.0/24 – for users (phones, tablets, etc.). 192.168.0.0/24 – for smart devices and a home media server. The home media server runs Plex and various other applications that require port forwarding for external access. However, I noticed that UPnP only works for a single segment at a time, depending on the CLI command used (upnp lan *). I would greatly appreciate any insights on this and the possibility of enabling UPnP support for multiple segments. Thanks in advance! 🚀 UPD: Is there a detailed guide on how to implement this feature via CLI on the router? I might have missed something in the manuals, so I sincerely apologize in advance for that. I would greatly appreciate any feedback on this!

Currently, the router interface has an automatic device registration feature that solves the issue of unregistered clients. However, there are some challenges with the current implementation: Accumulation of Registered Devices: Over time, hundreds of registered devices accumulate in the list, making it difficult to manage. For instance, I recently deleted over 500 automatically registered clients from a router used in a corporate environment. While it's possible to clear these devices by modifying the startup-config file in one go, this would require restarting the router. Proposed Solution: After a router restart, the registered device list should be cleared automatically. Only devices that reconnect after the restart should be re-registered. This approach would keep the list clean and manageable while ensuring only actively connected devices remain registered. Unnecessary Details in Registered Device Names: When devices are automatically registered, their names include unnecessary details like the date and time of registration, which makes the list cluttered and difficult to read. Proposed Solution: Allow users to customize the naming format for automatically registered devices. Options could include: A user-defined prefix (e.g., "unregistered_"). The device’s name (if available). The device’s MAC address (if no name is available). This flexibility would make the list more organized and user-friendly. By implementing these improvements, the device registration process can be made significantly more efficient and easier to manage for end users.

I've got the point, thanks. Implementing some sort of a garbage collection would be nice.

now just says 'offline'.. update that column with "offline/n[datetime]" to see when last-seen... also req#2, Add to devicelist to show recent unregistered clients now offline too -- so over past 24h or past half-dozen over past week... that is just a separate REQ... It surprises me, someone can go onto a Keenetic system a few minutes ago then go offline and be invisible in the UI. I actually prefer a DHCP page where I can see what was recently assigned and so who it was assigned to, but that isn't even fullproof if they go static.

Hello, im using Operator's IPTV Box with VLAN ID 103 but its Channel transition speed is very slow with keenetic. Normally people uses it with some openwrt routers and enables IGMP Quickleave which sends leave instantly so channel transitions became normal. Also Quickleave is a normal IGMP Proxy feature and i think its not enabled on keenetic os. I wish that its added on next alpha builds.