Link150 Firmware Upgrade Tool Download

An official firmware had been released on 3rd week of December 2019 which has default enabled by HTTPS

For existing customer then can upgrade the firmware and it is available in se.com with FW 005.001.015

Hi Darren,

I am Asif, product prime in Global Technical Support for Gateways and Com'X. Here is the answer to your question:

When HTTPS mode is activated, all data transacted over HTTP protocol is redirected to HTTPS automatically. In this state, all packets are forwarded to HTTPS port instead of HTTP port.

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Thank you for your response and the details you have provided, one question to your information, if the data request is forwarded from the HTTP to the HTTPS port for the request, how is the response correctly returned if it is providing an encripted resonse to a none encripted request?

As you may be the most appropriate person for this product, can i also ask a question that has bugged me for quite a time with the Link150/EGX150, the device has a RTC i assume, with the menu option to adjust it, why is this not either intergrated to the PME time broadcast to self set, or include NTP settings perhaps?

If HTTPS is enabled in EGX150, the certificate must be trusted at the customer end. If the customer lacks a certificate from a trusted authority or use HTTP instead of HTTPS, the HTTPS connection must not be enabled inside the EGX150. Cause, this kind of non-ideal communication (EGX150 having HTTPS and the customer using HTTP), leaves Man-in-the-middle type vulnerability in the system.

While i understand that if we enabled HTTPS access, we would use HTTPS in the browser to connect to the device ourselves, for any setting changes, it does sound by still leaving HTTP enabled and forwarding on the request internally to HTTPS, if a malicious party did carryout actions to create a man-in-the-middle attack, the gateway would be vulnarable to this action?

I also did believe the clock would have been maintained under power outages by an onboard backup supply, as i see little point in an ability to set the time and date if this is not maintained at all internally, an SNTP ability would resolve this issue.

Can you kindly explain a little more the following section from your last response:

On SNTP and RTC, I agree with you. Unfortunately, as of now, the EGX150 has neither of the time-keeping technology implemented.

Regards,

Hi we get reports that with it is no longer possible to double click on the icon in Network explorer to open webbpage with the latest firmware. Instead you have to right click and then proporties to to click on the webbpage link there. Have observed the same with PM8000.

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