Axis offers two separate tracks of firmware management - the active track and the LTS tracks - each with their own release intervals The active track The frequency of major and minor releases depends on which firmware management approach is used. A minor release contains small, reactive firmware changes to fix reported bugs and potential security vulnerabilities. A major release contains proactive firmware changes that incorporate both major and minor upgrades to feature and functionality. After release, firmware updates are scheduled to add features, or sometimes required to fix bugs.įirmware updates are divided into major releases and minor releases. Diagram outlining the firmware development procedure with product firmware branches from the common firmware platform.īefore a new product is released, the stability of the firmware is ensured through extensive testing of the product’s features. The PFW is then merged back to the CFW platform, integrating the new product to the shared platform and enabling it to receive scheduled firmware updates. The new PFW branch is built upon throughout the project lifecycle to become the initial firmware release for that product. The CFW platform is a shared firmware platform that contains the combined features of all video products that have been integrated into it.
The firmware is customized for each product, to support both the imaging hardware and any product-specific features.įirmware development for new products starts with a product firmware (PFW) being branched off from the common firmware platform (CFW). In Axis network video products, the firmware basically functions as an operating system, being the software that manages all aspects of the product’s performance. Go to AXIS OS 10.9.0 in AXIS OS Release Notes for a list of supported products.Īpache web server has been updated to version 2.4.52 to increase the overall minimum cybersecurity level. The former web interface will be available as a fallback during a transition period. It comes with a refresh in design and ease-of-use with the goal to have a more unified interface in the Axis portfolio. Go to Upgrade paths or How to upgrade for a list of affected products.Ī new primary web interface has been added for selected products. Affected products must upgrade via LTS 2018 (8.40) prior to upgrading to AXIS OS active 10.9 or later. The legacy firmware upgrade framework has been removed. Support has been added for SHA-256 hashed fingerprints for secure FTP (SFTP) image and video uploads on Axis devices. Support for ONVIF profile T has been added to selected products. Support for ONVIF profile M has been added to selected fisheye cameras. Release date: (to be rolled out within three weeks of release date)įor more details, go to AXIS OS Release Notes.
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