No. This is a cosmetic bug in early AirOS builds. A factory reset usually corrects the version string to 1.2.55.
cd /tmp
wget http://download.ubnt.com/firmware.bin
sysupgrade firmware.bin
Log into your device’s AirOS web interface (default IP: 192.168.1.20). Navigate to the Status page. Note: --- Upgrade Firmware Version 1-255 Ubnt Download
In IPv4 networking, 255 is the maximum value of an octet. But in Ubiquiti airMAX products (e.g., Rocket M5, LiteBeam), 1-255 corresponds to station connection limits: Log into your device’s AirOS web interface (default
The string Version 1-255 likely does not mean firmware versions 1 through 255. Instead, it’s a syntactical compression meaning: The string Version 1-255 likely does not mean
“Upgrade firmware for stations/units numbered from 1 to 255”
Summary: This post explains how to safely download and upgrade Ubiquiti (UBNT) device firmware from versions 1 through 255, including preparation, download sources, upgrade methods, and rollback precautions.
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