NETGEAR RN214 NAS Firmware 6.9.1 arm Download

Posted at December 18, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

NETGEAR RN214 NAS Firmware 6.9.1 arm Description

Changelog:

- CVE-2017-14746 (Use-after-free vulnerability) - A client may use an SMB1 request to manipulate the contents of heap space.
- CVE-2017-12163 (Server memory information leak over SMB1) - Client with write access to a share can cause server memory contents to be written into a file or printer.
- Fixed a rare issue where a volume with multiple RAID groups may temporarily fail to mount after reboot.
- Fixed LACP hash type not being set properly after reboot.
- Fixed a UI timeout when adding a new tier using large SSDs that support TRIM.
- Fixed volume allocation statistics on encrypted volumes.
- Fixed SMB archive bit backup jobs.
- Added support for SMB timestamp backup jobs to/from remote systems that require SMB3 encryption.
- Fixed an issue where one network interface may be disabled until a full power cycle. (RN202/204/212/214)
- Fixed an early out-of-space error when doing ReadyCLOUD uploads on shares with quota limits.
- Fixed frequent network interface resets when using bonding and transferring files. (RN312/314/316)
- Fixed an issue where a bonded network interface may be disabled after a reboot. (RN202/204/212/214)
- Fixed an issue where File Search functionality would not return any results. (RN202/204/212/214)
- Fixed an issue where anonymous connections to guest-enabled shares may fail in ADS mode.
- Fixed an issue where ADS authentication may fail to work during the first boot after updating to 6.9.0.
- Fixed a GUI offline issue after joining ADS where the domain contained a group named "users".
- Reverted a change to rsync whole volume backup jobs that skipped hidden folders at the root of the volume.

Warnings:

- Devices updated with 6.9.1 firmware should not be downgraded to firmware versions before 6.9.0.
- ReadyNAS 102, 104, and 2120 must not be updated directly to 6.9.x from 6.3.x or older firmware. They must first be updated to either 6.2.5 or 6.3.5 then to 6.5.2 and then onto 6.9.x.
- ReadyNAS 202, 204, 212 and 212 must not be updated directly to 6.9.x from 6.3.x. They must first be updated to 6.3.5 then 6.5.2 and then onto 6.9.x.

How to update firmware on ReadyNAS OS 6 storage systems:

- Download the latest firmware for your system.
- Connect the USB drive containing the updated firmware file to your ReadyNAS system.
- On the local admin page, select System > Settings > Update.
- Click the Install Firmware button.
- The Update Firmware pop-up screen displays
- Click the Browse button.
- In the pop-up file browser that displays, navigate to the file containing the updated firmware and select it.
- The Update Firmware pop-up screen displays the name of the selected file in the File Name field.
- Click the Upload button.
- The firmware file uploads to your ReadyNAS system. After a few moments, the Update Firmware pop-up screen displays details about the new firmware.
- Click the Install button.
- You are prompted to reboot your ReadyNAS system to complete the firmware installation.
- Reboot your ReadyNAS system.
- If you enabled email alerts, your ReadyNAS system sends a message when the firmware update finishes.

About Network-Attached Storage Updates:

Upgrading the Network-Attached Storage (NAS) firmware can improve the system's overall performance, stability, and security by adding various fixes for related issues, enhancing existing features (or adding support for new ones), or updating different applications.

Due to the high number of NAS manufacturers, as well as network storage types, installing a new firmware might not be always as easy as it appears – and not too safe either. Failing to perform a software update can cause serious malfunctions to the network storage.

So, before you even consider applying this release, carefully read the installation guide and initiate the process only when you have understood and completely familiarized yourself with all the steps.

Moreover, it would be best if you take into account using a UPS unit (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to perform this task, because no power disruption should affect the upgrade.

With all these aspects in mind, after you have read the installation guide, click the download button to apply this firmware version to your NAS. Remember to check back with our website in order to stay up to speed with the latest releases.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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