Download

The downloads for windows/macOS/Linux are found at following location: https://setup.byteblower.com/wirelessendpoints.html .For Android and iOS you will find the apps in the app stores.

Changelog 2.13.2 (2021-12-08)

New features

• Android: The app now requests the permissions needed to query the WiFi statistics when starting for the first time. This is done using the familiar Android permissions pop up.
  These permissions are only required when the user is interested in the WiFi statistics. When denied, the "App Permissions" page in the Android settings can be used to grant these permissions afterwards.

Bugs fixed

• Heartbeats would fail if whitespace was given in front of, or, at the end of the MeetingPoint address.

• The heartbeat protocol sometimes timed out before the full heartbeat was handled.
  Now the timeout is not triggered when the data is still going over the network. This fixes an issue where no results were available on slow and high-latency links.

• The heartbeat protocol will now be less blocking when no network connection is available.

• TCP Restart could reach a flapping state in slow/high-latency links, so the TCP Flow was restarted even before the TCP SYN/SYN-ACK/ACK mechanism finished.

Misc

• The Qt framework used in the UI is updated to the latest 5.15 version.
  For Linux distributions, the Qt release in the distributions software repository is used.

Changelog 2.13.0 (2021-06-30)

New features

• Alpha support for Latency Histograms on incoming flows. Besides the latency histograms in the GUI and API, this will also support the CDF and CCDF graphs which were introduced in the previous GUI release!
• The Graphical UI of the app now displays the Device UUID and the MeetingPoint version when connected. This enables users to quickly identify the correct device when using the API.

Bugs fixed

• Improved start time accuracy. The start time of each flow had a variation between 15 to 500 ms.
• Under certain conditions, running TCP traffic in the downlink direction (the ByteBlower Server transmits the payload) could stall after about 5 seconds.
• When sending at low rates, running TCP traffic in the uplink direction (the Wireless Endpoint application transmits the payload), traffic could be very bursty.
• When the application was idle but connected to a MeetingPoint, the application could crash when pressing the Android Back button.
• Windows 10 clients are now recognized as Windows 10 systems instead of Windows 8.1

Misc

• -Support for Debian 8, Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 16.04 has been dropped. 2.12.2 is the last supported version for these operating systems. Please contact us if you still require support for these operating systems.

You can find the detailed installation instructions in our How to: Install the Wireless Endpoint on your device.