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Re: [Mobile Router] Per-Client Bandwidth Usage Statistics
Hi Zyxel
This is actually a tool i thought the mobile devices had, please could we add this in a firmware update?
Thank you :)
jacob123
[USG FLEX H] How to setup active WAN interface and backup interface for dual wan?
- Please navigate to Menu > Networking > Interface > trunk tab.
- Create a user-defined trunk profile by clicking the add button.
- Enter the profile's name, choose algorithm "Weighted Round Robin", add your WAN interfaces, change the main interface to active mode. And then click apply.
- Change the default WANT trunk option from default trunk to your trunk profile.
Done.
Re: Multy X WSQ50 Firmware
Hello,
I own a Zyxel Multy X (model WSQ50, EU region).
Could you please provide me with the latest firmware V2.20(ABKJ.8)C0 and the update instructions?
Thank you very much in advance!
Dimon12
Re: Multy X latest firmware
Hi @Juggler,
Welcome to the Zyxel Community!
We've sent the download link to you. Please check your PM.
Re: IPS custom signatures
Hi @best_heygman,
Regarding your question about where to configure custom signatures: we're still confirming this and will update you once we have the information.
We appreciate your patience!
Re: [NWA130BE] Since 7.20, iPhone 16 toggles between WiFi and Celluar
As the issue is acknowledged, I am sure Zyxel is already working on a fix.
And yes, disabling 6 GHz is not a solution ;)
Re: NWA130BE - Firmware V7.30(2) breaks WDS
Hi all,
We would like to inform you that the updated firmware version has been released as planned. You may now proceed with upgrading to firmware version 7.30 Patch 3, which includes the fix for the previously identified 6 GHz uplink issue in Repeater mode.
For your reference, please see the official article for the NWA130BE release notes, which documents the related fix.
[2026 February Tips & Tricks] New in uOS 1.37: Application-Aware Policy Routing for USG FLEX H
Introducing Application-Aware Policy Routing in USG FLEX H series
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, not all network traffic is created equal. Your business-critical Microsoft Teams call shouldn't have to compete for bandwidth with a large Windows Update or someone streaming 4K video in the breakroom. Traditional routing, which relies on simple IP addresses and ports, often lacks the nuance to tell these apart.
We are excited to announce a major firmware update that introduces Application-Aware Policy Routing. This feature transforms your firewall into an intelligent traffic controller that understands exactly what is running on your network.
⚙️Intelligent Steering Beyond IP Addresses
Application-Aware Policy Routing allows your firewall to make routing decisions based on the specific applications being used. By leveraging Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), the system identifies the "fingerprint" of your traffic in real-time.
Instead of just seeing a generic data stream, your firewall can now distinguish between:
- Productivity Tools: Microsoft Teams, Google.
- Entertainment: YouTube or Netflix.
- System Tasks: Windows Updates or cloud backups.
- Social Media: Facebook or Dropbox
🔑Why Your Network Needs Application Awareness
By integrating application matching into your policy routes, you gain solid control over your hardware resources and user experience:
- Prioritize critical applications: Ensure the most important business tools always use your lowest-latency, highest-quality WAN paths.
- Cost-effective offloading: Steer non-essential or high-bandwidth traffic—like software updates or cloud storage—to secondary or more cost-efficient links.
- Eliminate congestion: Reduce network "traffic jams" by steering different categories of traffic across multiple WAN interfaces (WAN1 and WAN2) simultaneously.
- Superior User Experience: Provide a lag-free environment for productivity applications, keeping your team focused and efficient.
In the Policy Route page, select “Application”, then specify a list of applications as one of the matching criteria:
💡How It Works
The process is seamless. As traffic enters the firewall, the DPI Application Matching engine identifies the application. The Policy Route then applies your custom-defined rules to "steer" that specific application to the most appropriate outgoing connection, whether it’s your primary fiber line or a backup link.
This update is designed to make your network work harder for you, ensuring that your most valuable bandwidth is always reserved for productivity tasks.
👉Ready to optimize your network? Update to the uOS 1.37 today to unlock Application-Aware Policy Routing.
