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  • πŸ”·The Documentation For Anyone
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  • πŸ”·Hardware Setup
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    • iOS SDK [Beta]
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  • πŸ”·Connect to Anyone
    • Connecting to Linux
      • [Beta] One-Click Linux Setup
    • Connecting to macOS
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      • [Beta] One-Click macOS Setup
    • Connecting to Windows
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    • Individual Applications with Anyone
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  • πŸ”·Tokenomics
    • Introduction
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      • Token Outflow
      • Other Tokens
    • Relay Rewards
      • Lock Requirement
      • Lock Adjustments
      • Reward Multipliers
    • Additional Roles
      • Authorities and Staking
      • Governance Voting
    • Premium Circuits
      • Premium Circuits
      • Premium Circuits: Metrics
    • Summary
      • Value Accrual Summary
      • Rewards Case Study
    • Appendix
      • M Derivation
      • Risk Equation Derivation
  • πŸ”·Resources
    • Community and Customer Support
    • Links
    • Token
    • Whitepaper
    • Roadmap
    • API
      • REST
      • [Future] GraphQL
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  • What's new?
  • In the versions APP 2.0.6 and WEB 3.2.0:
  • Update prerequisites:
  • How to update:
  • YouΒ΄re done!
  1. Hardware Setup

Update (Using USB)

This page will guide you on how to update your Relay using a USB stick. This update introduces Router Mode, a reworked Setup Wizard and more.

Last updated 1 month ago

What's new?

In the versions APP 2.0.6 and WEB 3.2.0:

  • The Relay now supports Router mode: When Router mode is enabled and when a user is connected to the hotspot, their traffic will be automatically routed through the Anyone Network and provide seamless privacy. Router mode has replaces Hotspot Proxy function from previous versions.

  • Mode selection: Gives the operator the option to configure the hardware as a Relay Only, Relay and Router combo, or Router Only when using the Setup Wizard that is initiated by holding the physical blue button for 3 seconds.

  • Update via WEB UI: This version support updating the Relay by going to 'System > Update' and selecting update files. Future updates will use this method.

  • Adding MyFamily in bulk: Paste a set of fingerprints as a comma separated list or line by line in one go for a quicker MyFamily configuration. In addition, the limit on 90 fingerprints has been removed.

  • Support for the extra WiFi USB dongle shipped with the latest Relay batches, this allows the Relay to use a Wireless connection joining a Local Network as well as having a Hotspot enabled at the same time.

  • Setup Wizard: To provide a more intuitive experience when performing the initial setup of the Relay, our focus for this update has been on the setup wizard, with minor changes to the Relay Control Panel.

  • On the page, the Bandwidth Settings feature now uses the parameters RelayBandwidthBurst/RelayBandwidthRate instead for BandwidthBurst/BandwidthRate. The latter restricts all traffic including client traffic which is not suitable with the introduction of the Router Mode. See the for reference.

  • Optimisations to reduce the CPU and Memory resources consumed by the APP.

  • Improved validation on files uploaded via Relay Control Panel.

  • While relay was in 'Relay-Router' mode, the title in the RCP displayed 'Router' with unsaved changes.

  • Added PEAQ integration, read more about it over at .


Update prerequisites:

  • The relay has to be on APP version 2.0.0 or above for this update to run successfully. Verify the version on the Home page of the Relay Control Panel.

  • This update method requires a USB memory stick.

  • The files from this update can not be used to update from the RCP using the update page.

How to update:

  1. Grab any USB drive and plug it into your computer, ensure the filesystem on the USB drive is FAT or FAT32.

  2. Download both default.cfg and update.zip and place on the USB drive, make sure the files are NOT renamed or unpacked, the files names must be exactly default.cfg and update.zip even after download.

Only if you have changed the default password for the Relay Control Panel, then open the file default.cfg with any editor and change the first line "01_user_password=MyPassword" to include your password.

  1. Plug in the USB to your Relay and unplug when the LED's are flashing in green, the relay will restart when USB is unplugged. Wait for the Relay to start up again.

  • If the lights of the relay flashes in Red, it means the password is wrong in default.cfg, readd default.cfg and correct the password.

  • If the lights of the relay flashes in Blue, it means the files have not been placed properly, delete all files from the USB and re-add them again.

  1. (Optional). To change the modes, press the physical blue button located on your Relay for 3 seconds, connect to the wireless network named 'relayup_XXXXXX' and follow the instructions on the captive portal.

YouΒ΄re done!

When relay has restarted you can login to the and verify that you see the latest version as shown below, located in the Versions and Identification section on the Home page.

Visit our for any questions.

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