Milan Manager 2.2 delivers improved usability
We’re thrilled to announce the release of Milan Manager 2.2, packed with powerful new features and thoughtful improvements to make your Milan-AVB network orchestration smoother, faster, and more intuitive than ever.
What’s New in 2.2?
Diagonal Connections
For a faster, more fluid workflow – use Ctrl/ Cmd + click to create diagonal connections in the Overview & Routing tab.
Rename Streams from the Routing Tab
You can now rename streams directly from the Routing tab, making it easier to keep your configurations clean, organized, and human-readable.
Bandwidth Usage at a Glance
Understanding your network load just got easier. The Network tab now displays calculated bandwidth usage on each inter-switch link, helping you optimize performance and spot bottlenecks instantly.
Find Devices in a Flash
No more scrolling through complex network schemes. The new device search function in the Network tab lets you quickly find the device you need.
Plus: Other Improvements and Fixes
We’ve implemented dozens more behind-the-scenes optimizations to ensure Milan Manager continues to deliver the stability, performance, and intuitive control that you rely on.
Ready to Upgrade?
Milan Manager 2.2 is available now from www.milanmanager.com and through the in-app auto-update functionality.
As always, we’re listening - so keep the feedback coming!
Milan Manager 2.1 is Here
Smarter Network Troubleshooting and Visual Enhancements
We’re excited to announce the release of Milan Manager Version 2.1, which brings powerful improvements to network conf guration troubleshooting.
Clearer Network Topology
The Network Diagram has been redesigned for improved readability. Endpoint devices connected to a network switch now appear stacked directly beneath it, closely reflecting the physical layout of an equipment rack. This makes it easier to understand the real - world topology at a glance.
Additionally, a new feature highlights gPTP Grandmaster device(s) within the diagram, making them easy to locate - even in large, complex networks.
Faster Detection of Bridged Networks
In previous versions, Milan Manager could detect when the Primary and Secondary networks were inadvertently bridged - for example, by a cable between switches or a non-redundant device connected to both networks. While an Event Log message alerted users, identifying the exact bridging point required manual investigation.
With Version 2.1, a new algorithm automatically detects and identifies the specific device causing the bridge. This device is clearly marked in the Network Tab topology diagram, significantly reducing troubleshooting time and ensuring redundancy is restored quickly.