# Changelog

> How Nasnet Connect is versioned, why the site is always current, and where to see what changed.

Source: https://joinnasnet.com/en/guides/nasnet-connect/changelog/
Last updated: 2026-08-17

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## Overview

Nasnet Connect is a hosted web app, not something you install, so there is no
version for you to upgrade. [connect.starlink4iran.com](https://connect.starlink4iran.com/en/star/)
always serves the current build, so reloading the page gives you the latest
wizard, including any new router models and any fixes to the generated
configuration.

That is convenient, and it has one consequence worth knowing: **a config you
generated months ago is not the config the wizard would generate today.**

## What that means in practice

- **Keep the `.rsc` file you actually applied.** It is the only record of what
  is on your router. The wizard does not remember your answers and cannot
  regenerate an old configuration.
- **Regenerating is a full replacement, not an update.** If you come back to add
  a feature, you are producing a new complete configuration, so back up the
  router and treat it like a first install.
- **Router models are added over time.** If yours was missing before, check the
  **Router Model** step again rather than assuming it still is.

## Where changes are recorded

The project's commit history on GitHub is the authoritative log of what changed
and when. Tagged releases, listed below when they exist, mark points the
maintainers considered worth naming.

Regenerating means applying a fresh configuration, so read
[Applying the config to your router](/en/guides/nasnet-connect/applying-the-config/)
before you do. For keeping the router itself patched, see
[Reboot and update](/en/guides/nasnet-connect/extra-config/reboot-and-update/).

## Releases

All releases on GitHub: https://github.com/nasnet-community/connect/releases