10-19-2021 05:18 AM
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11-08-2021 12:11 PM
Hi Jan, thank you very much for your patience while I looked in to this for you.
The main differences between a Major release and a Maintenance release is that there are new features added and new hardware supported in a Major release.
For 5.46.01, the main additions to this version is support for the AP4000, and also support for new VM models, the VM VE6120K (KVM based virtual appliance), and VE6125K (virtual appliance configuration for KVM hypervisors).
5.36.03 is a stable firmware that also includes new features, most notably support for the ExtremeNAC (A3) and Universal AP’s.
5.26.07 is the most mature firmware we have and this version is recommended if you want to upgrade from 5.16 or 4.76. We are about to release 5.26.08 and would recommend upgrading to that as well.
For devices on 5.36.xx, it's recommended to upgrade to 5.36.04 when available, as any fixes in 5.26 will be included in that as well. Hope this helps!
11-08-2021 12:11 PM
Hi Jan, thank you very much for your patience while I looked in to this for you.
The main differences between a Major release and a Maintenance release is that there are new features added and new hardware supported in a Major release.
For 5.46.01, the main additions to this version is support for the AP4000, and also support for new VM models, the VM VE6120K (KVM based virtual appliance), and VE6125K (virtual appliance configuration for KVM hypervisors).
5.36.03 is a stable firmware that also includes new features, most notably support for the ExtremeNAC (A3) and Universal AP’s.
5.26.07 is the most mature firmware we have and this version is recommended if you want to upgrade from 5.16 or 4.76. We are about to release 5.26.08 and would recommend upgrading to that as well.
For devices on 5.36.xx, it's recommended to upgrade to 5.36.04 when available, as any fixes in 5.26 will be included in that as well. Hope this helps!