The releases of the stable channel, taken from the signed update index when each one is published. Security releases are marked; each CVE in a shipped component is listed with the days it took us from its publication to the fix.
- Backups to your own DTVSOL Backup server: pair with dtvsol backup pair; every archive is encrypted with your key and sent; nothing goes to DTVSOL. - The licence, the router name and certificate, and the security channel come from DTVSOL One; new addresses apply without a re-join; the router checks DTVSOL One for changes once a day.
No known CVEs in shipped components fixed in this release.
- A fresh install starts clean: no false alarms (DHCP, DHCPv6 and radvd only once they are set up; the installer's default route is recognised), a random MikroTik API password shown in the setup summary, integrity baseline taken after the setup. - dtvsol cgnat set accepts name=value options; a note when dynamic DHCP clients are not registered (they get Internet through CGNAT only once registered). - The licence refresh is quiet before the router joins DTVSOL One; texts point to DTVSOL One. - New: dtvsol integrity rebaseline (records what it absorbed).
No known CVEs in shipped components fixed in this release.
First public release of the DTVSOL Super Router: one join code from DTVSOL One (Internet → Super Router → Add a Super Router) sets up the router's link, licence and security channel; updates included with the router (12 months, or always on the monthly plan); signed A/B updates with automatic rollback through apt; monitor in English, Spanish and Portuguese; OLT management (Huawei MA5600T family; ZTE and V-SOL coming), CGNAT, PPPoE/IPoE, BGP/OSPF, TR-069, lawful log with DTVSOL Keeper, flow export to Akvorado.
No known CVEs in shipped components fixed in this release.
Routers install releases from the signed stable channel; how and when is set per router (notify by default).