cnPilot e410 Potential Flash Memory Corruption

All cnPilot E-Series e410 Access Points running firmware versions below 3.11.3-r7

cnPilot e410 Wi-Fi Access Points (APs) running with firmware version below 3.11.3-r7 are susceptible to flash memory corruption, which may cause APs to become inoperable. If the AP encounters the issue, the unit is not recoverable, and an RMA will have to be opened with the Cambium Support team. Use the cnMaestro console to identify the e410 APs which are vulnerable by following these steps:

1. From cnMaestro dashboard, click on the “Inventory” icon on the left side.
2. Choose the preferred network.
3. In the upper right hand corner, click on “Export” and export all data in the format of your choice. Once downloaded, filter on “Active S/W Version” to determine the software version(s) are being used.
4. If upgrade is needed, click on the “Manage” icon on the left of the dashboard and then choose the preferred network.
5. Click on “Software Update” on the top of the screen and choose software release “3.11.3.1-r4”.
   
6. Check boxes for devices which you would like to upgrade and click the “Add Software Job” button at the bottom of the page.

The issue has been resolved and the fix is available in software version 3.11.3-r7 and later releases.

All such devices running firmware older than version 3.11.3-r7 should be upgraded to 3.11.3.1-r4 to avoid experiencing this issue.