Firewalla App version 1.65 is now available to all Beta users.
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To join Beta, follow the links below for the Firewalla iOS or Android:
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App 1.65 Release
New Features
1. Firewalla AI Assistant (Ask FireAI)
Introducing the Firewalla AI Assistant (Ask FireAI) – the latest smart assistant built right into your Firewalla app. Available on Firewalla Gold and Purple series boxes.
Whether you need help understanding an alarm, learning about unknown domains, or identifying unknown devices, this new AI-powered feature simplifies your experience and helps you decide how to control and protect your network. Learn more about FireAI here.
- Firewalla AI Assistant is optional. It is not active by default and does not run in the background. It is only active the moment you use it.
- If you wish to hide the FireAI buttons, turn them off under Protect from your box's main screen.
- Personal or sensitive information is never sent to the cloud or used for AI model training.
Disclaimer:
While we strive to provide accurate and helpful responses, AI-generated content may not always be accurate, complete, or up-to-date, and it is not a substitute for human judgment. Do not rely solely on AI responses for critical decisions, including security matters.
Firewalla is not responsible for any consequences resulting from AI-generated outputs. Always verify important information with trusted sources before taking any action.
Ask FireAI is currently available for:
- Abnormal Upload, Large Upload, Gaming Activity, Video Activity, Porn Activity, and New Device alarm. If you ever receive an alarm that you don’t understand (e.g., an Abnormal Upload alarm to an unknown domain), you can ask FireAI to explain it to you.
- Domains in network flows. If you ever see a network flow to or from an unfamiliar domain, simply ask FireAI to look into it.
- Devices. Ask FireAI to look into any device to understand what kind of device it could be and who it may belong to.
2. App-Based Routing for Netflix, TikTok, and YouTube
If you want to route traffic through a specific interface when using certain apps, we've added routing support for Netflix, TikTok, and YouTube.
To create a route:
- Go to your box's main screen > tap Routes > Add Route.
- Under Matching, select App > choose from Netflix, TikTok, or YouTube.
Learn more about Firewalla Routes here.
Enhancements
1. Supported Changing DHCPv6 DUID Type per WAN Connection
Some ISPs require a specific DHCPv6 DUID type, and the default may not always be compatible. In response to user feedback, we've added support for changing the DUID type per WAN connection.
Note, this is only supported on single-WAN boxes; multi-WAN support is coming soon.
To configure:
- Go to your box's main screen > tap Network > select your WAN connection.
- Tap Edit (top right corner) > under Advanced Options, tap DHCPv6 DUID Type.
- Select the appropriate DUID type > tap Save.
2. Supported Changing MTU for WireGuard VPN Server
Some LTE providers require a smaller MTU value for VPN connections to work. In 1.65, we've added the ability to customize MTU value per client profile on WireGuard VPN Server.
To change the MTU:
- Go to your box's main screen > tap VPN Server > WireGuard Setup > select a client profile.
- Below the QR code, tap MTU > enter the required MTU value > tap Save.
- After the change, re-import the profile to your client device, then re-establish your VPN connection.
Note: Please use caution when changing this setting. Most WireGuard clients do not require specifying an MTU value.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the iOS app may crash when adding a VPN profile to a VPN group if a route is applied to the VPN connection. [Fixed on iOS app 1.65 (70)]
- Fixed the issues where the iOS app only supports creating 1 (instead of 10) site-to-site VPN connection to Gold SE boxes. [Fixed on iOS app 1.65 (69)]
- Fixed the issues where the iOS app may crash when editing a Link Aggregation Group created using app 1.64. [Fixed on iOS app 1.65 (69)]
- Fixed the issue where bi-directional allowed devices were not showing on both devices.
- Fixed the issue where WireGuard VPN may fail to parse the profile because of an unrecognized format.
- Fixed the issue where SSIDs with one character are not supported.
- Other minor display issues and bug fixes.
Known Issues
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Issue: IPv6 DNS queries will be recorded/blocked even if monitoring is off.
How to fix: This issue will be fixed in the next box update.
- Issue: The large upload alarm may show an incorrect device name or MAC address if the device has changed its source IP within several hours of the activity.
How to fix: This issue will be fixed in the next box update.
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