pfSense Plus software version 22.05 release candidate is now available for testing

mleighton

22.05 has now progressed to the release candidate (RC) stage and is rapidly nearing release!

To upgrade in place from a previous release of pfSense Plus software, pick the
"Next Stable Version" update branch.

Upgrading in place from BETA builds requires a couple more steps to pick up the
new branch safely:

Navigate to System > Update
Select the Latest Stable Version branch
Allow the update check to complete
Refresh the page (F5 or click "System Update" tab or link in breadcrumb bar)
Select the Next Stable Version branch
Allow the update check to complete
Refresh the page (F5 or click "System Update" tab or link in breadcrumb bar)
Wait for the update check to complete and it should offer the 22.05 RC build
Click Confirm

For more information on what is in 22.05, see our recent blog post from the BETA announcement: https://www.netgate.com/blog/pfsense-plus-software-beta-version-22.05-now-available-for-testing

jimp

If you discover a problem with the 22.05-RC images, create a new thread in the Plus 22.05 Development Snapshots category.

JonathanLee

@mleighton

Is this no longer under BETA mode is this marked stable for full release?

I am running a 2100 Max,

rcoleman-netgate

@jonathanlee Release candidate ≠ Release. This is a candidate for the final release pending additional testing by the user base, Netgate, and others.

As Jim P noted above if you find anything to report please do so into the Plus 22.05 Development Snapshots category.

JonathanLee

@rcoleman-netgate Thanks for all you do. My family and wife said I can no longer use the development mode software because, "I take over the internet to long and to often" So I am stuck using the normal software for a while, but it works great so its ok. I did a lot of trial and error testing with this 22.05 version before my family requests.

S762

I just updated home network from 22.01 to 22.05, no issues with the upgrade process. Up about 45 minutes and all good so far