Updates
Check and install a new version of the panel itself, and RouterOS firmware for the connected router.
Overview
The Updates page keeps two things current: the Nasnet Panel app and the RouterOS firmware on the router you are connected to. Each gets its own card showing the version you are on, the latest available, and a badge reading either up to date or update available. An install button appears only when there is something newer.
It is not a router tab, so reach it from the header menu under Updates & notifications.
Before you start
- Connect to a router first. Without an active router session both cards read “Connect to a router first to check for app updates.”
- A firmware install reboots the router, so connectivity drops briefly.
Steps
Updating the panel
- Open Updates & notifications from the header menu.
- Read the App update card. It shows the current version, the release date, and a Release notes link out to the release.
- If it says update available, press Install app and confirm.
- Watch the progress bar move through Preparing update, Downloading new version and Restarting panel. The panel restarts itself at the end.
Updating RouterOS firmware
- Read the RouterOS firmware card on the same page.
- If it says update available, press Install firmware.
- Confirm in the Install RouterOS firmware? dialog. The router reboots once the package is applied.
Reference
| Card | What it updates |
|---|---|
| App update | The Nasnet Panel container running on the router. |
| RouterOS firmware | The RouterOS package on the router. |
App update progress stages
| Stage | Label |
|---|---|
| 1 | Preparing update |
| 2 | Downloading new version |
| 3 | Restarting panel |
Troubleshooting
“Connect to a router first to check for app updates.” No router session is active. Open a router, then come back.
The install button never appears. You are already on the latest version, and the badge reads up to date.
The panel becomes unreachable during an app update. It is restarting. Reload the page after a moment.