Sputnik Agent firmware version 3.3.7.8 new features and enhancements include:

• Wireless client isolation is now enabled by default.
• Transmit power for selected models can be set above 400 mW (note: Power-over-Ethernet injector is required for power settings above 99 mW).
• Wireless Beacon is set to 200 by default to decrease overhead on APs with many connections.
• Wireless Channel is set to AUTO by default.
• Enhanced stability of Sputnik Agent running in NMS mode (for managed range extenders).
• Support for wireless scheduling (turn wireless signal on/off at certain times of day)

• Default transmit power changed from 71 Mw to 99 Mw
• Default wireless channel changed from 6 to "Auto" (device will detect channel with least interference)
• Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) enabled by default
• IPv6 support enabled by default
• Enhanced stability when used as a Sputnik Agent NMS repeater (managed range extender)
• Rapid SputnikNet provisioning
• Sputnik Agent firmware version displayed in DD-WRT web user interface
• New Broadcom CFE binaries included (version 1.4.2)
• BCM91125E
• BCM91125F
• BCM91125PCIX
• BCM91250A
• BCM91250E
• BCM91280E
• BCM91480B
• BCM91480HT
• Support for new hardware, including:
• Cisco E1000

• Enhanced user bandwidth shaping: you can specify a bandwidth cap (maximum) that is applied to all users on the network, preventing bandwidth hogs. Please note: this feature requires the use of Sputnik Agent firmware version 3.3.7.6.1.

• Performance improvements: generally faster captive portal load times.

• Update to PayPal Authentication System that prevents users from creating invalid PayPal passwords.

• Support for enhanced user bandwidth shaping in SputnikNet (see above).
• Support for new hardware, including:
• Buffalo WHR-G125 (standard and enhanced)
• Buffalo WHR-HP-G54
• Cisco e2000
• Cisco e3000
• D-Link DIR-615 WIRELESS N 300 ROUTER
• Deliberant AP 2i*
• Deliberant CPE 2*
• EnGenius EAP-3660*
• EnGenius ECB3500*
• EnGenius EOC1650*
• EnGenius EOC-2610*
• Linksys WRT160N
• Linksys WRT320N
• Linksys WRT54G (Serial numbers CDF0-CDFA)
• Linksys WRT54GS (Serial numbers CGN0-CGN5, CGN6*)
• Linksys WRT54GL
• Linksys WRT610N
• Netgear WGR614L
• Netgear WNDR3300
• Netgear WNR3500L
• Netgear WRG614L
• Sputnik 700
• Sputnik 720
• Sputnik 730
• Ubiquiti Bullet 2HP*
• Ubiquiti Bullet M2HP*
• Ubiquiti NanoStation 2*
• Ubiquiti NanoStation M2*
• Ubiquiti NanoStation loco M2*
• Ubiquiti PicoStation 2HP*
• Ubiquiti PicoStation M2HP*
• Ubiquiti PowerStation 2*

*Coming soon.

• Improved provisioning: Sputnik Agent launch is delayed until WAN interface is available.

While Sputnik Agent Firmware version 3.3.7.6 is not required for SputnikNet 3.3.7.6, we recommend that customers upgrade their routers to the latest firmware.

To upgrade to Sputnik Control Center 3.3.7.6, first upgrade to 3.3.7.0 as described in the 3.3.7.0 change log; then follow these upgrade instructions.

Important: if you are running Sputnik Control Center on White Box Enterprise Linux (WBEL), we strongly recommend that you upgrade to CentOS 4.7 before installing this release.

• Syncs up all supported platforms to the latest Sputnik Agent version
• Integration with DD-WRT v24 (starting with RC 6)

• Fixed bug that could cause a crash after hard reset

• SputnikNet Express enabled firmware allows the server to set (override) the local web UI password of the AP

• Factory default firmware to use Sputnik Instant Setup (SIS) server
• Activate packet filter code that SCC now supports
• Undo config file writing code changes of version 3.3.2.1 that occasionally led to the reboot brick problem

• Updates to support SputnikNet version 3.3.4.0

• Various bug fixes
• Major improvement to handle binary data passed during login redirect to captive portal

• Resolved Sputnik AP 160 failure to redirect to Sputnik Control Center bug that sometimes occurred with strange URL requests