IPv6 can be configured from the command line, as well as through the WebUI.

New

• This is a security focused firmware release, upgrading firmware components to newer versions.
• Added the ability to disable SHA-1 algorithm for Secure CIP with SUPPORTCIPSHA1CIPH command.
• Added the ability to disable loading SHA-1 signed certificates with ALLOWSHA1SIGNCERT command.
• Added BACNETSETDLYBTNWHOISREQ console command to specify the delay between WHO-IS requests sent from control system.

Resolved bugs

• Non-compliant certificates could be loaded when the device is in FIPS mode.
• User with PROGRAMMER access level was not able to load Web and Mobility projects.
• User with OPERATOR access level was able to write files in the FTP root directory
• 3-Series Ethernet Inter-System symbols would always report “OFFLINE” in the WebUI.
• Using EventScheduler in C# with recurring events with start of the week set to Monday would not always reschedule correctly.
• It was possible to login with a user that had been deleted using a previously associated SSH key.
• SIMPL Windows program information fields were not always correctly parsed by the LogicEngine
• Device information could be exposed without authentication through the REST API using a specifically crafted URL.
• ADDHOSTS console command did not support IPv6

Additional Notes

From firmware 2.8001.00041 and up, the following has changed

• This firmware enabled IPv6 support for the 4-Series Control Systems. IPv4 networking is still supported with this release.
• IPv6 can be configured from the command line, as well as through the WebUI.
• To use any IPv6 socket communication from SIMPL+ or SIMPL#, your program needs to be compiled with an updated database:
• Device Database 200.245.001.00
• Crestron Database 216.05.002.00
• Include4.dat 2.19.036