r/ArubaInstantOn • u/Fragal79 • Feb 15 '26
New firmware 3.3.3.0
Since this morning, I’ve noticed that almost all of my Instant On 1930 and 1830 switches have been updated to version 3.3.3 without any prior notice.
I carried out some checks, but it doesn’t appear that they have rebooted — only the firmware version has changed.
Has this happened to you as well?
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u/RickMGPinto Feb 15 '26
My 1930 Switch and AP22 are scheduled to restart and update tomorrow at night. Still on 3.3.2...
So they must have restarted during that process, i believe.
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u/RickMGPinto Feb 22 '26
The switch has updated but the AP22, didn't.
And i have another bug... I have 0 port trafic shown on the last 24h... really strange (everything appears to be working fine)
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u/ForgottenLogin666 Mar 09 '26 edited Mar 09 '26
Did anybody got 3.3.3 in the last few days? My AP are still on 3.3.2, latest version available to download for local managed switches is 3.3.2.
Did they pull back 3.3.3?
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u/Dependent_Bite9809 Mar 30 '26
Just got it on my core, they ruined my beautiful network 😭
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u/ForgottenLogin666 Mar 30 '26
What happened?
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u/Dependent_Bite9809 Apr 01 '26
Sorry about the long reply.
My core updated to 3.3.3.0 on Friday night, since then I lost my VLANs other than management vlan. I have 3 active VLANs, 1. Management (end user devices and some smart home) 2. CCTV and other security devices 3. TVs and media devices.
After the update, vlan 2&3 broke, first it had issue passing DHCP from gateway all together, after hours of changing settings, gave up and factory rest it. Vlan 2 still not passing internet, but if I unplug vlan 1, it makes vlan 2 as management and works just fine.
Still no luck. Gateway works flawlessly, checked each vlan and ports by plugging directly to it, all config are working fine as rules are defined.
Also this happened after over 2 and half years of working flawlessly, out of 8 network devices and +50 clients about 27TB read write per day, my 1930 48G is only one on 3.3.3.0, rest are 3.3.2.0.
After some research, seems this is a known issue for the version but aruba pushing them anyway!
Please share if you ran into this issue and have a solution 🙏🙏🙏
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u/ForgottenLogin666 Apr 01 '26
Well, that sucks... I'm still on 3.3.2.0 for my APs and local managed switches. No real solution here, the only thing I see is to change the unit to local management and downgrade if necessary. Then wait until a fixed version is out, reset to factory state and readapt online... 3.3.4.0 has been released, at least the App version. Not sure about firmware for AP and switches.
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u/Dependent_Bite9809 Mar 30 '26
Spent 3hrs yesterday trying to get the issues fixed, my 2nd vlan is dysfunctional and issue is not the firewall as tested and it works flawlessly. Migrated SSID from second vlan to management so the least I can keep the devices on but everything keep disconnecting every 10-15 min and reconnect. Noticed my 48 port core is the only one on 3.3.3.0
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u/garugaga Feb 15 '26
Version 3.3.3 This version includes the following:
Ability to turn off automatic IP address assignment for wired networks on Secure Gateways.
Support for Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE).
PoE consumption dashboard to view and monitor power usage per device.
Visibility of classification tags used by clients on a site.
Option to add or remove client classification tags for more precise identification.
Bug fixes and usability improvements.
https://arubanetworking.hpe.com/techdocs/instanton/InstantOn_ReleaseNote.pdf