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Week of October 26, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings security and performance updates for Netmaker: host authentication now rejects host-password JWTs for user-owned devices, and auto relay CPU usage is improved. Topology and connection data is enriched with location, gateway status, and egress information, and a new API lists auto relayed peers for a node. These changes help developers secure device access, reduce CPU load from auto relay, and gain more detailed network visibility.

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This week: host auth now rejects host-password JWTs for user-owned devices, topology and connections include location, is_gw, and egresses, auto relay CPU usage is improved, and a new API lists auto relayed peers for a node. Pre-release fixes for v1.8.0 also landed.

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This week in Netmaker: - Host authentication now rejects host-password JWTs for user-owned devices; AuthorizeHost accepts a user session plus X-Host-ID instead. - Topology and connections are enriched with location, is_gw, and egresses. - Auto relay CPU usage is improved. - A new API lists auto relayed peers for a node. - Pre-release fixes for v1.8.0 are included. These updates improve security, performance, and visibility for developers using Netmaker.

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brought the v1.7.0 release plus fixes that affect access control and device behavior. Users with user-group ACL policies should see those policies actually apply, and changes to exit node selection, forced logout on disabled or deleted accounts, and lower-cased email handling make day-to-day administration more predictable.

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Netmaker v1.7.0 is out. This week also fixed user-group ACL expansion so those policies match, let exit node selection replace an existing relay, and added force logout with device cleanup when accounts are disabled or deleted. Nodes API gained a username filter.

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Netmaker v1.7.0 has been released. Alongside it, this week's changes include a fix to ACL expansion so user-group ACL policies match: user groups are now loaded via membership rather than an empty group map. Selecting an exit node now replaces an existing relay instead of being rejected when the device was already relayed by another gateway. Disabling or deleting a user account now sends a force logout and cleans up that user's devices. The nodes API also gained a username filter, and email usernames and invite checks now use lower case.

Week of October 12, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week adds several APIs developers can build against, covering exit node devices, graphs and bulk extclient creation, alongside IP address management. It also removes key scoping and brings extclient schema migration, so client and key handling change for existing setups. Security fixes, an organization IDP integration and a fix for retrieving external clients by network make the release relevant to anyone running networks with external clients.

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This week in Netmaker: IP address management, exit node device APIs, graph APIs, a bulk extclient API, extclient schema migration, removal of key scoping, Wazuh agent fallback matching and security bug fixes.

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This week in Netmaker: IP address management was added, along with APIs for exit node devices, graphs and bulk extclient creation. Extclients get a schema migration and faster creation, and key scoping was removed. Wazuh agents can now be matched by agent name using host UUID, then hostname with endpoint IP, instead of board serial. Security bug fixes, organization IDP integration and a fix to use the network parameter when retrieving external clients are also included.

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