Sky-Knight
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This is an OS update, turn OFF automatic upgrades...
v15.1 no longer has a 32bit installer, but there are upgrades. So, if you have a platform stuck on 32bit you'll have to install v15.0 and upgrade to reinstall it. Time to migrate off those platforms.
v15.1 also removes the OpenVPN Windows Installer with the integrated client configuration. You'll have to get the OpenVPN client from OpenVPN.net and manually configure it with the .zip file.
v15.1 is based on Debian 10, and as such the base OS now has full EFI support, however Untangle at this time DOES NOT. EFI support might be here in v15.2.
Again this is an OS upgrade, plan ahead, keep a backup ready and push the button only when you're in front of a box. If there's an upgrade that will drop a unit, it's this one... That being said, I've done MANY Debian 9 to Debian 10 upgrades myself, and all of them went really clean. So I say this out of an abundance of caution due to the nature of what Untangle does to a network when it craps out.
v15.1 no longer has a 32bit installer, but there are upgrades. So, if you have a platform stuck on 32bit you'll have to install v15.0 and upgrade to reinstall it. Time to migrate off those platforms.
v15.1 also removes the OpenVPN Windows Installer with the integrated client configuration. You'll have to get the OpenVPN client from OpenVPN.net and manually configure it with the .zip file.
v15.1 is based on Debian 10, and as such the base OS now has full EFI support, however Untangle at this time DOES NOT. EFI support might be here in v15.2.
Again this is an OS upgrade, plan ahead, keep a backup ready and push the button only when you're in front of a box. If there's an upgrade that will drop a unit, it's this one... That being said, I've done MANY Debian 9 to Debian 10 upgrades myself, and all of them went really clean. So I say this out of an abundance of caution due to the nature of what Untangle does to a network when it craps out.
