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UMR Firmware Archive (previous releases)
This page was last updated on 2010-07-21
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2010-07-05
Firmware File: 4.2.4
 NEW: CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO 4.2.4 EXPRESS UPGRADER (Windows only)
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE (ZIP)
CLICK HERE FOR OLDER FIRMWARES
New Modems:
Enhancements:
D-Link DWM-156 modem: Updated support for later modem firmware.
Home Automation: Fixed the Home Automation Scheduler.
Upgrade Procedure: (NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE USB MODEM OR POWER DURING UPGRADE PROCESS!)
1) Download the UMR424.zip
2) Unzip the UMR424.zip
3) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
4) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
5) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR424.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
6) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2010-06-22
Firmware File: 4.2.3
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New Features:
Drop-down list of nations now includes Finland, along with the appropriate APN’s for mobile broadband.
Enhancements:
Huawei E122 now operates in full power mode.
Fixed Bandluxe C100s/C120 running with PIN code.
Home Automation:Fix for self-learning non-dimming NEXAs
Home Automation: The “all” group rebuilds itself when a new device is add the through the API
Home Automation:Improved Wake-On-LAN.
Upgrade Procedure: (NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE USB MODEM OR POWER DURING UPGRADE PROCESS!)
1) Download the UMR423.zip
2) Unzip the UMR423.zip
3) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
4) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
5) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR423.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
6) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2010-06-03
Firmware File: 4.2.2
NEW: CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO 4.2.2 EXPRESS UPGRADER (Windows only)
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Updates since 4.2.1:
Fixed a cosmetic error output when using Manual Control (Home Automation)
Updates since 4.2.0:
New modems:
Modems with now enabled SMS:
ZTE MF662
ZTE MF668
Enhancements:
PIN code issue resolved on Nokia USB modems.
Fixed Home Automation SMS and case sensitivity (now you can send "bedroom on" as well as "BeDrOOm on").
Added support for adding Everflourish and Proove devices via the API.
Firmware 4.2.0 Features:
Home Automation:
Home Automation now includes the ability to create alias groups. For example, if you have several wallplugs in one room, you can take control of that entire room with a single command.
Home Automation now also includes support for the NEXA brand of wireless wallplug dimmers. This provides you with the ability to toggle your mood lighting at home via the Web interface, Schedule or API. SMS functionality will be available in a future firmware update.
DOT (Dim-Over-Time) has been added in the Home Automation Scheduler, which provides the ability to light up a lamp gracefully over a period of time.
Added support for Everflourish (GOA) self-learning wireless wallplug receivers.
Added support for NEXA self-learning wireless wallplug receivers.
API (Application Programmable Interface):
The API will now disconnect any devices that have not been executing any commands for the last 60 seconds. This is to prevent devices/applications that do not log off the UMR correctly to cease contact. We took into consideration mobile applications; which are suffer a shutdown of the WLAN interface as they enter sleep mode in order to save power.
The API is now able to provide a complete status report.
API Documentation (with other extra new extensions) is available on www.dovado.com/api
Enhancements:
Cosmetic improvements
Connection Tracker (fail-over)
Improved internal backup scheme to avoid loss of configuration (in case power goes out while saving new settings, for instance).
Modems with now functioning SMS:
Sierra Wireless 302
Sierra Wireless 306
Sierra Wireless 309
Sierra Wireless 888 (requires K2 Sierra Wireless Firmware)
Sierra Wireless 889 (requires K2 Sierra Wireless Firmware)
New modems:
Upgrade Procedure: (NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE USB MODEM OR POWER DURING UPGRADE PROCESS!)
1) Download the UMR421.zip
2) Unzip the UMR421.zip
3) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
4) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
5) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR421.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
6) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2010-05-19
Firmware File: 4.2.0
NEW: CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO 4.2.0 EXPRESS UPGRADER (Windows only)
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE (ZIP)
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD 4.X MANUAL
CLICK HERE FOR OLDER FIRMWARES
New Features:
Home Automation:
Home Automation now includes the ability to create alias groups. For example, if you have several wallplugs in one room, you can take control of that entire room with a single command.
Home Automation now also includes support for the NEXA brand of wireless wallplug dimmers. This provides you with the ability to toggle your mood lighting at home via the Web interface, Schedule or API. SMS functionality will be available in a future firmware update.
DOT (Dim-Over-Time) has been added in the Home Automation Scheduler, which provides the ability to light up a lamp gracefully over a period of time.
Added support for Everflourish (GOA) self-learning wireless wallplug receivers.
Added support for NEXA self-learning wireless wallplug receivers.
API (Application Programmable Interface):
The API will now disconnect any devices that have not been executing any commands for the last 60 seconds. This is to prevent devices/applications that do not log off the UMR correctly to cease contact. We took into consideration mobile applications; which are suffer a shutdown of the WLAN interface as they enter sleep mode in order to save power.
The API is now able to provide a complete status report.
API Documentation (with other extra new extensions) is available on www.dovado.com/api
Enhancements:
Cosmetic improvements
Connection Tracker (fail-over)
Improved internal backup scheme to avoid loss of configuration (in case power goes out while saving new settings, for instance).
Modems with now functioning SMS:
Sierra Wireless 302
Sierra Wireless 306
Sierra Wireless 309
Sierra Wireless 888 (requires K2 Sierra Wireless Firmware)
Sierra Wireless 889 (requires K2 Sierra Wireless Firmware)
New modems:
Upgrade Procedure: (NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE USB MODEM OR POWER DURING UPGRADE PROCESS!)
1) Download the UMR420.zip
2) Unzip the UMR420.zip
3) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
4) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
5) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR420.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
6) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2010-04-09
Firmware File: 4.1.6
NEW: CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO 4.1.6 EXPRESS UPGRADER (Windows only)
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE (ZIP)
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD 4.X MANUAL
CLICK HERE FOR OLDER FIRMWARES
Update since 4.1.5
NTP clock fixed.
Update since 4.1.3
Preconfigured drop-down list of nations and APN's added in the Setup Wizard and on Modem Settings page.
GPS Improvements: Fixed an issue where the UMR could change the Globalsat BU-353 GPS to Sirf mode.
Connection Tracker: Fixed an issue that could prevent the UMR from rebooting when using Connection Tracker With "Redial & Reboot" failure handling.
New modems:
Update since 4.1.2
Remote management stability resolved
Novatel Wireless MC930D and MC950D support working properly again
MTU configurations resolved on Option Globesurfer modems
Update since 4.1.1
Overview
The major milestone with this firmware update is that we got SMS working on some previously challenging modems.
SMS
SMS->SETTINGS: Added extra methods of extracting received messages from the modem.
- Auto(default) (UMR tries to figure out if SMS is received to SIM or MODEM)
- SIM (Forces the UMR to read incoming SMS from SIM and then move it to the UMR memory)
- MODEM (Forces the UMR to read incoming SMS from MODEM and then move it to the UMR memory)
If there is problem with receiving SMS, then please try to force the router to SIM mode / Modem Mode and then send a new sms and see if it get received it.
Modems with now functioning SMS:
4G-System XSStick W14
Alcatel One Touch X030
Alcatel One Touch X060s
Huawei E182e (recommend USB modem firmware update for Swedish TRE customers)
Huawei E1820 (recommend USB modem firmware update for Swedish Tele2 customers)
Longcheer WM71
Sony Ericsson MD300
Sony Ericsson MD400
Vodafone K4505
Vodafone K3765
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
NTP servers can now be located on the LAN side of the router.
NTP servers can now be either a host name or an IP address.
Ethernet WAN port
Resolved DHCP issue with Cisco networks, where the router doesn't receive an IP address when using DHCP.
Dynamic DNS
Password can now contain special characters such as !"#?=)(
E-Mail Notifications
SYSTEM->EMAIL: Resolved issue where settings were able to be saved if certain fields were left empty.
Home Automation
Fix for Nexa receivers when several receivers are triggered simultanleously.
Wake-On-LAN (WOL) aliases can now be used via the UMR API.
Rising Sun , Arctech, Brateck receivers can now be controlled via SMS.
Port-forwarding/Remote Management
Sanity checks between port-forwarding rules and selected remote management port.
New modems:
Upgrade Procedure: (NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE USB MODEM OR POWER DURING UPGRADE PROCESS!)
1) Download the UMR415.zip
2) Unzip the UMR415.zip
3) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
4) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
5) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR413.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
6) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2009-12-17
Firmware File: 4.1.1
NEW: CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO 4.1.1 EXPRESS UPGRADER (Windows only)
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD 4.X MANUAL
CLICK HERE FOR OLDER FIRMWARES
Update since 4.1.0
SYSTEM->REMOTE MANAGEMENT: It is now possible to select *ANY* host without entering information in the *HOST* field.
Overview
This firmware broadens a lot of features that are presently available, especially around Home Automation and GPS Positioning. Combining both, we have introduced sunrise/sunset event scheduling. This is useful for those of you who are fed up with manually alternating the timing schedule of your lights at home. This feature can now control your lights and appliances according to the setting and rising of the Sun. We also added time margins (before/after sunrise/sunset). As this feature is dependent on geography, you are required either enter a position manually or to use the GPS. You can do this on the POSITION->SETTINGS page.
In addition to this, you will also notice that we have improved the speed when it comes to switching between the router's configuration webpages.
And as always, lots of new modems! Lately, we have put a lot of effort in supporting 21Mbps, and to date we support nearly every model that has been made available to the public. Demo videos are available on our YouTube channel.
Remote Management
SYSTEM->REMOTE MANAGEMENT: Supports manual entry of whitelisted hostnames for remote access (besides IP addresses).
SYSTEM->REMOTE MANAGEMENT: API is now accessible from the Internet, and not just LAN.
SYSTEM->REMOTE MANAGEMENT: Ability to select which API features are allowed to be accessed (SMS, Home Automation)
Positioning
Support for real-time update of the GPS position via GPSD (see http://www.gpsd.org/ for further info)
Ability to select which type of Google map to use (Hybrid, Satellite, Terrain, Road)
Home Automation
Sunrise/Sunset event scheduling: This feature is dependent on geography, you are required either enter a position manually or to use the GPS. You can do this on the POSITION->SETTINGS page.
AUTOMATIONS->SCHEDULED EVENTS: Added a “random” time to the “Minutes” drop-down menu in page (excellent for confusing potential vigilant burglars!).
Added support for additional brands of wireless wallplugs that are supported by the TellStick 2.0 (blue TellStick). These brands include Everflourish (not self-learning!) Rising Sun, Arctech and Brateck.
Everflourish: See store example
Rising Sun: See store example
Added support for Gembird's USB-controlled wired electical outlets. Can be controlled via Web, API, SMS and scheduling:
1. SIS-PM (4 sockets): See store example
2. mSIS-PM (1 socket): See store example
Verified to work with the DovTelCon (Dovado Tellstick Control) API program developed by Daniel Buecke (Thanks Daniel!!) http://dovtelcon.buecke.com. This Windows system bar utility allows you to quickly take control of all your home automation devices locally or from remote.
General
LAN->UPNP: Ability to view which ports are presently used.
SYSTEM->NETWORK SETTINGS: ICMP block : Ability to disable ping replies from outside.
SYSTEM->NTP: Field for custom entry of NTP (Network Time Protocol) server.
SYSTEM->NTP: Daylight savings available as a selectable option.
SMS->REMOTE CONTROL: “Connection Up” SMS now provides more info (feature only works when combined with Connection Tracker)
Support for multiple VPN sessions initiated from behind the UMR.
Connection Status Overview bar contains sunrise and sunset times for your geographic position (enter co-ordinates or use GPS on POSITION->SETTINGS page).
Speed improvement on internal browsing between setup pages.
New modems:
Upgrade Procedure: (FOLLOW CAREFULLY!)
1) Download the UMR411.zip
2) Unzip the UMR411.zip
3) Turn off your UMR.
4) Unplug the USB modem.
5) Turn on the UMR without USB modem inserted.
6) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
7) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
8) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR411.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
9) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
PLEASE NOTE!
Upon login, if you do not see Position in the left menu, push Ctrl-F5 to empty your Internet browser's cache of offline files.
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2009-09-22
Firmware File: 4.0.2 (with included changes from versions 4.0 and 4.0.1)
Please note that versions 4.0 and 4.0.1 have been removed due to technical reasons which were corrected in this version 4.0.2
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD 4.X MANUAL
New features in 4.0.2:
Added 'None' as alternative to Authention Method on the MODEM->PPP page (may speed up connection time)
IP address is displayed in 'Connection Up' SMS notifications
Features in 4.0 and 4.0.1:
TEST EMAIL button (for testing outgoing SMTP mail server).
GPS position now includes additional digits (seconds) for improved positioning accuracy.
GPS Tracking/Positioning. More info available on www.dovado.com/gps
Wake-on-LAN : Allows you to bring computers on your LAN out of standby mode. You can do this via the web interface, scheduler or an SMS command.
Internet Traffic Consumption notification via e-mail (SSL is not supported....yet)
Monthly traffic counter reset date can be adjusted (default was first day of month).
Traffic counter can be reset manually.
Entire configuration can be saved/restored.
SMS Phonebook, practical for saving phone numbers when sending out an SMS.
Telnet API for Home Automation and SMS (further documentation available soon).
Optional offline mode by default for USB modem Internet connectivity.
Modem won't connect until manually instructed to (via web or SMS) do so.
User interface idle time-out period raised from 5 minutes to 10.
Updated WLAN driver.
Fixed issues in 4.0.2:
NOTE: Improved stability. Corrected a major issue where UMR can 'crash' and remain unresponsive until a manual power restart has taken place.
Corrected an error message on the INTERNET->WAN PORT SETTINGS page when switching between manual and DHCP settings.
Fixed in 4.0 and 4.0.1:
UPNP has been corrected.
Active FTP method has been implemented.
Port Forwarding beyond port 65000 now visible in GUI.
Disconnect/Connect user interface button working on all UMTS modems within MODEM->MODEM STATUS page.
ZTE modems compatibility improved.
Home Automation scheduler
Support for blank spaces between words within APN field.
Sony Ericsson modems now support PIN code and signal strength.
Cosmetic changes.
Ethernet WAN DHCP client (known issue with Telia).
New modems:
Upgrade Procedure: (FOLLOW CAREFULLY!)
1) Download the UMR402.zip
2) Unzip the UMR402.zip
3) Turn off your UMR.
4) Unplug the USB modem.
5) Turn on the UMR without USB modem inserted.
6) Log into the web interface of your UMR.
7) Go to Upgrade->HTTP Upgrade page.
8) Browse for the firmware file ("UMR402.bin") you have downloaded and unzipped off this website and select to upgrade.
9) Upgrade time is 4 minutes.
PLEASE NOTE!
Upon login, if you do not see Position in the left menu, push Ctrl-F5 to empty your Internet browser's cache of offline files.
CLICK HERE TO PROCEED TO FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD PAGE
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD 3.X MANUAL
CLICK HERE FOR LATEST FIRMWARES
Release Notes - Latest changes:
Firmware Release Date: 2009-09-22
Firmware File: 3.0.6
NOTE: Firmware version 3.0.6 is an improved stabile version based on 3.0.5. All previous releases have been removed from the site, however all development release notes are listed below.
Firmware 3.0.5 features:
2500MB (2.5GB) and 5000MB (5GB) intervals placed in the Internet Traffic Consumption Report via SMS, located on the INTERNET->TRAFFIC page.
SMS "Status" command now also includes monthly data consumption (downloaded/uploaded, in gigabytes) in the replied SMS. Note: It'll show only for the interface which is connected to the Internet.
Custom DNS fields available in case you wish to use alternative DNS servers on your Internet connection. Good for OpenDNS (for instance). Available on the SYSTEM->DNS page.
Norwegian, Polish and Finnish languages available in the Wizard Setup.
Sierra Wireless Compass 885 and 888 USB modems set to high power mode.
Firmware 3.0 features:
SMS Remote Control
: Allows you to remotely control your UMR from a white-listed mobile phone. Simply send a short SMS command to the DOVADO UMR for it to process certain tasks, such as Restart, Connect, Disconnect, Status, etc.
More information is available here: www.dovado.com/sms
SMS Event Notifications: Get a SMS each time something happens with your Internet connection or if the DOVADO UMR has restarted itself. As the SMS functionality is not dependant on a working Interent connection, you can receive an update each time a disconnect or a switch (to/from the WAN port) in the connection occurs.
More information is available here: www.dovado.com/sms
Internet Traffic Consumption Report via SMS: For those of you on tight monthly mobile broadband data budgets, you can now get an update each time your Internet consumption has passed a certain tollgate. You will get a report for the calander month each time you pass 100, 250, 500 or 1000MB of data. The report is reset with the beginning of a new calander month.
More information is available here: www.dovado.com/traffic
SMS & Web-based Home Automation with TellStick: Together with the TellStick (from Telldus Technologies), the DOVADO UMR can wirelessly control lights and appliances throughout the household. On the appliance-end, a wireless receiver which plugs into a wall socket can be commanded to power off/on the attached appliance or light. The UMR can execute your requests via the web interface (remotely or locally), SMS from white-listed mobile phones, and on a scheduled basis.
More information is available here: www.dovado.com/tellstick
Connection Status Overview Bar: When accessing the Graphical User Interface (GUI) on http://192.168.0.1; you will be able to spot a frame at the top of the interface which provides you an update of your connection status. It reports whether or not the Internet connection is up, and also which interface you're connecting to the Internet through (USB modem or WAN port). It also shows the signal strength on the USB modem, and how much data has been downloaded & uploaded on both Internet connections. This is practical for those of you who want to have a good idea of whether your DOVADO UMR has automatically switched over from a fixed-broadband connection to mobile broadband (or vice versa), and how much data has been consumed.
NTP Clock: This feature provides your DOVADO UMR with a virtual clock. It synchronizes each time the Internet connection is established upon boot, and checked frequently. It allows you to get accurate reports on applications such as Internet Consumption Traffic Reports and when using the Scheduling option in Home Automation. The NTP Clock can be easily configured to match your timezone.
Custom WAN port MAC address: Allows you to change out the physical MAC address of the WAN port to a custom one.
Show Hosts on LAN: See which computers are currently connected to the DOVADO UMR.
GRE Protocol Forwarding: Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) is now supported as an option in the Port Forwarding page (together with TCP/UDP). Allows you to host a VPN server behind the DOVADO UMR.
Multi-lingual Setup Wizard: Initially only in English, Swedish and German. We intend on adding in more languages in future releases.
Feature Update:
More descriptive text in the graphical user interface.
If selecting the auto-failover option in the Connection Tracker, along with selecting one of the two Internet interfaces as your primary (WAN port vs. USB modem), the Connection Tracker will initiate the secondary Internet interface upon boot in case the primary interface is not available.
Firmware 2.1.1 features:
SYSTEM->NETWORK SETTINGS page now contains pre-configured profiles with optimal settings (helps improve uplink speeds) for 3G/HSPA, iBurst South Africa, Elcell Azerbaijan (iBurst) and ICE.net. For further instructions, visit www.dovado.com/support
Firmware 2.0.2 features:
SMS Mailbox!
(see setup video)
Check the list of modems which support this feature. You can send/receive SMS messages using the UMR. Also check if your SIM card supports SMS!
Connection Tracker.
(see setup video)
Checks the status of your internet connection and allows your UMR to take different routes of action in case of a disconnect. The UMR can reconnect, restart or automatically fail-over to a secondary interfaces (WAN port). You can define which interface, be it USB or WAN port will be primary or secondary.
Please note that the ICE D-50 USB modem only supports the 2nd option in the Failure Handling of the Connection Tracker (Reconnect & Restart).
Ethernet WAN port.
This interface is now enabled for DHCP and Static IP addressing.
WPA2 Enterprise.
Allows you to use RADIUS on the backend for WLAN authentication.
GUI cleanup and rearrangement.
Firmware 1.2 features:
Dial string field for manual entries; located under MODEM->PPP. Default value for GPRS/3G/HSPA is *99#. Default value for CDMA is #777 with username/password: cdma/cdma.
Setup Wizard appears after upgrade as well as after performing master reset. Your browser might block it from popping up!
Improvements in firmware 3.0.5:
Internet Explorer 8 compatibility resolved.
Resolved an issue where UMR might lose its configuration settings.
Improvements in firmware 3.0.3:
Changing of the WLAN SSID has been corrected in Wizard setup.
TellStick works with C-Motech ("D-50" ICE.net) USB modem.
PAP/CHAP authentication fixed for CDMA modems.
SMS Service Center improved.
GMT+-13 added in the SYSTEM->NTP page. (New Zealand)
Automatic time synchronization has been updated. This solves the issues in Ireland. (If your clock reports the wrong time, then check your timezone in SYSTEM->NTP page)
Improvements in firmware 2.1.1:
Uplink speeds boosted to full speed on Huawei (HSUPA), Novatel Wireless (HSUPA) and ICE.net modems. For further instructions, visit www.dovado.com/support
SMS messages can now be copied (for pasting elsewhere). Font size has been adjusted.
Updated WLAN driver.
The button for NAT, located under SYSTEM->NETWORK SETTINGS is now working properly.
Uplink speeds boosted to full speed on Huawei (HSUPA), Novatel Wireless (HSUPA) and ICE.net modems. For further instructions, visit www.dovado.com/support
SMS messages can now be copied (for pasting elsewhere). Font size has been adjusted.
Updated WLAN driver.
Improvements in firmware 2.0.2:
Solved problem with selecting 2G only on Huawei cards.
Solved problem when using 3G connections that require a PPP Username & Password.
Improvements in firmware 2.0.1:
Solved problem with INTERNET->INTERNET CONNECTION page when selecting alternative internet connection and trying to save settings.
Improvements in firmware 1.2:
Additional character support (7-bit ASCII) in WPA-PSK encrytion for WLAN.
APN field extended from 25 characters to 50.
Port forwarding ranges.
Miscellaneous cosmetic issues.
New modems in firmware 3.0.5:
New modems in firmware 3.0.3:
New modems in firmware 3.0:
New modems in firmware 2.1.1:
New modems in firmware 2.0.2:
New modems in firmware 1.2:
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