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Bug fixes and routine maintenance are not listed here. The platform release notes cover every service in one feed.

  1. 2026

    New

    Cloud DNS #

    A Sign In Enterprise network can be turned from plain DNS forwarding into a managed filtering resolver that Netgraph runs for it. Every lookup is checked against the policy you set before it is answered: blocked domains do not resolve, allowlisted domains always do.

    You subscribe to blocklists by URL, which are fetched and kept refreshed for you, or build your own. Allowlists always override blocklists, and custom records map internal names to addresses.

    A ruleset combines the lists, an audience of either the whole network or selected sites, and an optional weekly schedule with its own time zone, so a policy can apply only at certain hours.

    Lists and records can be imported and exported in bulk, and the fetch status of a subscribed list shows when it was last refreshed.

    Cloud DNS

  2. 2026

    New

    Create DHCP scopes in bulk on a Service Gateway #

    DHCP scopes can be uploaded as a batch instead of created one at a time, and the scope selector stays usable when a gateway carries a large number of them.

  3. 2026

    Improved

    Export whitelistings, and import them with an end date #

    A context can export its whitelistings, and the import file accepts an optional end date column, so an entry can be given an expiry when it is created rather than afterwards.

  4. 2026

    Changed

    The Sign In dashboard says "Logins last 24h" #

    The card was headed "Logins Today", which read as logins since midnight. It has always counted a rolling 24 hour window, and the heading now says so. The number itself is unchanged, but a report built on the old wording was measuring something else than it claimed.

  5. 2026

    New

    Fill the captive portal's look and feel from your website #

    The portal's colours and imagery can be drawn from a website address instead of being set by hand, and the address is prefilled from the organization's own website when one is recorded.

  6. 2026

    New

    Service Gateway configuration frameworks #

    A Service Gateway is configured from a framework template rather than field by field. The template carries variables, and the console shows which ones are unresolved and which custom variables are defined but never used, so a template can be checked before it is applied.

    A template with unresolved variables cannot be downloaded, which is what previously produced a gateway configuration that looked complete and was not.

    Creating a gateway also asks for less: IP and BGP settings are no longer required and fall back to defaults, and framework and BGP settings are edited in place instead of through separate dialogs.

    Available to organization administrators and, for partners, in the MSP Portal.

    MSP Portal

  7. 2026

    New

    Send a guest to a chosen address after sign-in #

    A site can define the address a guest is sent to once they are online, so the portal can hand over to a venue page or a booking system instead of the page the guest first tried to reach.

  8. 2026

    New

    Additional Input Fields on email self-registration #

    The email self-registration form can carry extra fields that you define, so a guest can be asked for what the venue actually needs, such as a room number, a company or a reason for the visit.

  9. 2026

    New

    A connection limit on Quick Access #

    Quick Access, the one-click sign-in that asks a guest for nothing, can be given a limit on how many connections it admits, so an open network can be capped without switching to a login module that asks for an identity.

  10. 2026

    New

    DHCP Option 114 policy per scope #

    Each DHCP scope on a Service Gateway decides for itself whether it hands out Option 114, the captive-portal address that lets a device open the portal on its own instead of waiting for a redirect. The scope list shows the policy per scope.

  11. 2026

    New

    SAML single sign-on for administrators, Self-Service and the captive portal #

    An organization can federate sign-in against its own identity provider on all three surfaces: the administration portal, the Self-Service portal, and the captive portal where a guest or employee signs in to the network.

    Each surface is configured separately, so an organization can federate its administrators without federating its guests, or the other way around.

    Platform Self-Service

  12. 2025

    New

    Password subscribers are told the new password by email #

    The people on a Password module subscription list are emailed when a new password takes effect, so reception staff and hosts do not have to look it up. The notification can also be sent again on request.

  13. 2025

    New

    Sites, and redirects that follow the site #

    A context can be divided into sites, and an access policy can defer its redirect to the address configured for the site the guest is actually at. One policy then sends guests to different places depending on where they connected.

  14. 2024

    New

    Configurable data retention #

    How long login records, session history and device data are kept is set per service context, under Administration and Compliance. The shortest period that can be configured is one day.

    Terms and privacy policy are handled separately from each other at the same time, so one can be changed without touching the other.

    Platform

  15. 2024

    Improved

    RADIUS settings for Meraki MAC authentication and the splash page #

    The RADIUS settings a Cisco Meraki network needs for MAC-based authentication and for the splash page are presented together, so the values to enter in the Meraki dashboard can be read off in one place.

  16. 2024

    New

    DHCP audit #

    DHCP activity is recorded and can be downloaded, and the lease history for a single device is shown on that device in the console, so an address can be traced back to the equipment that held it.

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