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 Release Notes for a list of supported products. Support has been added for a ten band graphic audio equalizer which can be configured in the new web interface via Audio > Audio mixer > Ten band graphic equalizer. LLDP max power is now enabled by default for selected products.
The Axis device ID certificate is used by default instead of the "Default (self-signed) certificate" for web server HTTPS and RTSPS (SRTP) connections.
Go to Password encrypted export of edge recordings to read more. Currently not available in the new web interface. Support has been added for password encrypted recordings making it possible to export recordings in a ZIP with 256-bit AES encryption. OpenSSL has been updated to version 1.1.1n to increase the overall cybersecurity level.Īpache web server has been updated to version 2.4.53 to increase the overall cybersecurity level. The first firmware with the changes to be published is 10.10.69. Release date: (to be rolled out within three weeks of release date)įor more details, go to AXIS OS Release Notes. As an exception, the support period for LTS 2016 has been extended one year. The LTS tracks are created every two years and are supported and maintained for about 5 years. The active track on the other hand provides access to the newest state-of-the-art features and functionalities as well as bug fixes and security patches, which defines the active track as the software-development-focused track.ĪXIS OS support overview The active track releases a new version every 2–3 months where only the latest version is supported. The long-term support (LTS) tracks maximize stability and focus on keeping a well-integrated 3rd party system by providing bug fixes and security patches. It’s a Linux-based OS that’s built around openness, transparency and cybersecurity.ĪXIS OS features different firmware tracks depending on your needs. It is used in more than 300 products with the broadest partner application reach in the security industry. AXIS OS is our operating system for edge devices.
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