RutOS & TswOS Firmware Updates: Enhanced, Smarter, Safer

The RutOS 7.17 and TswOS 1.7 firmware updates introduce key enhancements that strengthen reliability, security, and efficiency for your IoT solutions. Each improvement is driven by real-world feedback and the demands of fast-changing connectivity environments. With stronger protection, smoother integration, and more precise control, RutOS 7.17 and TswOS 1.7 is built to support the everyday challenges of modern networks.

What’s new in the RutOS 7.17 version?

Airplane mode for flexible network control

With RutOS 7.17 firmware update, the new Airplane Mode feature allows network administrators to temporarily disable the modem without shutting down the entire device. This feature is especially valuable in scenarios where wireless connectivity must be paused – whether for testing, compliance requirements, or controlled downtime – while ensuring the system remains fully operational.

Auto-hangup for smarter Event Juggler calls

The latest version introduces an auto-hangup option for call actions in Event Juggler. By ending calls automatically after a set time, it prevents sessions from running unnecessarily long, while also saving resources and helping avoid extra costs in automated workflows such as machine alerts.

UI/UX updates: made for ease & precision

WebUI notifications for real-time updates

The SMS WebUI notifications now appear whenever the device receives a text message, allowing administrators to respond immediately without checking logs. Package Manager notifications indicate whether an installation succeeds or fails, giving clear confirmation of results. Together, these additions in the latest Teltonika firmware update simplify routine tasks and improve overall system reliability.

Active SIM status for easier monitoring

You can now view the active SIM and related switching parameters directly in a new status section. This visibility makes it easier to verify the logic behind SIM changes, which is essential for maintaining uptime in multi-SIM redundancy scenarios.

Reinforcing security with the latest enhancements

Updated Certificate Manager

The updated Certificate Manager consolidates all uploaded certificates and keys in one place. This improvement simplifies security management and helps prevent errors when working with multiple certificates, improving both efficiency and reliability.

NetBird VPN Support for RUTC50 5G router

As part of the latest Teltonika firmware update, RUTC50 5G routers gain support for NetBird VPN, expanding secure connectivity options for diverse networking needs. Built on the WireGuard protocol, NetBird combines strong encryption with efficient performance and straightforward deployment, making it well suited for IoT solutions where scalability and reliability are critical.

Next in Line: TSWOS 1.7 managed switch firmware update

LACP for increased throughput & redundancy

With Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP), multiple managed switch ports can be combined into a single logical connection. This way, it increases throughput and provides built-in redundancy, ensuring stable performance in demanding network conditions.

Event Juggler for event-driven automation

Event Juggler is now integrated into TswOS, enabling event-driven automation directly on the switch. Through the latest switch firmware update, engineers can design logic that reacts to network events, reducing reliance on external tools and making systems more responsive and autonomous.

PROFINET interface selection

The latest TswOS version allows engineers to choose the network interface used for PROFINET communication, offering greater flexibility in how devices are deployed. It makes it easier to adapt to different topologies and integration requirements, ensuring smoother operation in industrial environments.

PoE & port bounce button in WebUI

A new WebUI button allows you to temporarily disable PoE or reset a port directly from the interface. Introduced in this firmware update, the feature provides a quick and convenient way to troubleshoot issues or perform remote control without relying on command-line access.

What would you like to see next?

The latest RutOS and TswOS firmware updates represent a deliberate step forward in how connectivity platforms evolve: strengthening reliability, sharpening security, and refining the user experience.

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