WRV200 Firmware 1.0.20 Release Note

NEW ENHANCEMENTS:

1. Added System Up Time on the Status->Router page.
2. Added AES-128, AES-192, and AES-256 in the Encryption drop-down menu on the VPN->IPSec VPN->Key Management page. 
3. Added "Both" in the drop-down of port forwarding rule to include both TCP and UDP in the Firewall->Port Forwarding page.
4. Added 10 more Port-Forwarding entries.
5. Added 10 more entries to the Application-based QoS page, when the QoS type is Priority Queue.
6. Added the utilization information for the Static DHCP Client List, which can accept up to 20 entries.
7. Added a checkbox for enabling Auto Daylight Savings.
8. Support Unscheduled Automatic Power Saving Delivery (U-APSD). A checkbox was added in the Wireless->Basic Wireless Settings page for users to enable this feature.
9. Support Inter-Access Point Protocol (IAPP) to improve the speed of de-association with the previous access point when wireless clients move from one access point to another. 
10. Changed the default values of IPSec SA Lifetime and IPSec ISAKMP Lifetime to 28800 and 3600 seconds, respectively.

ISSUES FIXED:

1. Fixed an issue that PPPoE connection fails to establish when the PPPoE username contains a # sign.
2. Fixed an issue that QVPN Client cannot connect when it's behind WRV200 (NAT) and the remote gateway is WRV200.
3. Fixed an issue that WRV200 will send irrelevant system buggy messages to syslog server.
4. Fixed an issue that the routing table shows too slowly when user clicks on Setup->Advanced Routing->Show Routing Table.
5. Fixed an issue that users can remotely log into the WRV200 by just typing IP address of the router when Remote Management is enabled on ports other than 8080.
6. Fixed an issue that some WebUI pages will display incorrectly on Mozilla Firefox browser.
7. Fixed an issue that Remote Management cannot work when WRV200 behind one or multiple NAT-devices.
8. Fixed the issue that when the WAN connection is down, the Port-Forwarding page won't load correctly after users click Save Setting.
9. Fixed an issue that the IPSec VPN page will pop up Java Script errors in the Internet Explorer.
10. Fixed an issue that Web UI will crash when using remote management with https. The issue is also related to IPSec tunnel configuration.
11. Improved the response time of Web UI when the first IPSec tunnel or VPN Client is being configured.
12. Improved the accuracy of Manual Time. WRV200 will save the current time after users make configuration changes that require reboots. 
13. Fixed a timing issue where the system clock cannot follow NTP Server.
Remark: WRV200s system clcok will slow down after system booting and the system time cannot follow the NTP Server's adjustment.
14. Fixed an issue that WRV200 sometimes transmits packets larger than the TCP Maximum Segment Size (MSS) when users access the WebUI via remote management. 
Remark: These over-sized packets will be dropped by intermediate servers or routers, causing problems in remote administration. 
15. Fixed an issue that ICMP packets cannot be forwarded to the DMZ host.
16. Fixed a configuration issue of Port Forwarding when the WAN connection type is PPPoE.
17. Fixed an issue that enabling or disabling IPSec Passthrough will affect the ongoing connection to the PPTP Server in the LAN of WRV200.
18. Fixed an issue that assigning DHCP Static IP will cause the router not prompting users for username and password at login time.  
19. Router will apply most of the configuration changes immediately without rebooting. See the following for details. 

19a. Web pages applying configuration immediately:
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1) Setup
   1.1) Setup->Basic Setup->Static IP Table 
   1.2) Setup->VLAN
   1.3) Setup->DDNS
   1.4) Setup->Advanced Routing (Except for changing operation mode)
2) Wireless (All)
3) Firewall (All)
4) VPN (All)
5) QoS (All)
6) Administration
   6.1) Administration->Log
   6.2) Administration->Diagnostics
7) Status (All)

19b. Web pages requiring reboots for configuration change:
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1) Setup->Basic Setup
2) Setup->MAC Address Clone
3) Setup->Advanced Routing (reboot only when Operation Mode is changed)
4) Administartion->Management
5) Administartion->Factory Default
6) Administartion->Firmware Upgrade

KNOWN ISSUES:

1. Router may unexpectedly reboot when all traffic is coming from/to wireless hosts, i.e. when there is no traffic coming from/to the LAN ports, and there is a VPN tunnel with steady traffic.

2. IPSec tunnels do not pass NetBIOS Broadcast packets. This will prevent users from searching computers by names on Windows Explorer.

