Release Notes for the Macsense XRouter MIH-120 Firmware v1.10
This document contains information that will help you load the latest firmware for the MIH-120.
1. What's new in this Firmware?
Version 1.10
• Added support for QuickTime 4
• Added optional virtual DMZ port to fully expose one computer on LAN
• Improved DNS compatibility for multiple Mac computers on LAN
2. Upgrading your Firmware
1. Please disconnect all computers from the MIH-120 other than the one that will be acting as an interface during the upgrade procedure. Verify that your TCP/IP configurations are correct and that the interface computer is directly connected to the MIH-120.
2. If you already have an upgrade file named "code.BIN" please trash this file so there will be no confusion when you begin uploading the new firmware file (called "cd_mih120_v110g.BIN").
3. Double-click the icon TFTP Client for XRouter. Then Verify that the IP address, Password,
and FileName fields are correct.
NOTE: The IP address and Password of your MIH-120 should be change back to the default setting before upgrading the firmware.
4. Click UPGRADE to start uploading the new MIH-120 firmware. A progress bar should appear displaying the status of the firmware upload process.
5. After the upload process is finished, you must reset the power on the MIH-120 to let the new firmware take effect. To do this, simply disconnect the MIH-120's power supply, located on the back panel of the unit, and reconnect it.
If you have any difficulties loading the new firmware onto your MIH-120, please repeat steps 2-5 or refer to "Trouble-Shooting the Upgrade Process" in this Read Me.
3. Trouble Shooting the Upgrade Process
If you get an error stating that the file can not be opened, click the "..." side button next to the file name field. Then locate and select the "cd_mih120_v110.BIN" file.
If you get an error stating that the XRouter is not responding, check your TCP/IP settings. You might want to reboot your machine in order to release your TCP/IP numbers (this will refresh the connection between the MIH-120 and your computer). You may want to unplug and replug the power plug for the MIH-120 in order to reset the TFTP server to a ready state.
If the Ready/Test LED is flashing, this is an indication that the firmware upgrade has failed to load properly. If this happens, run the program over and reboot by unplugging the unit. This should stop the flashing LED and reset the device.
