Buffalo TS5400D NAS Firmware 2.60 Download

Posted at November 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Buffalo TS5400D NAS Firmware 2.60 Description

[WebAccess Remote and Amazon S3]

- The maximum number of files that can be copied to the remote folder at once is expanded from 10,000 to 100,000.
- Additional network errors with Amazon S3 are now displayed.

[Backup]

- You can now specify how many normal backups to keep.
- The folder for backup logs is now configurable.
- When creating backup jobs, the LAN port numbers (LAN1 or LAN2) of source and target TeraStations are now shown.
- Error codes are now displayed when backup jobs fail.

[Replication]

- When configuring replication, the LAN port numbers (LAN1 or LAN2) of source and target TeraStations are now shown.

[Update]

- Added scheduled firmware updates.
- Added automatic firmware update (when new firmware is detected).

[System]

- CPU and memory utilization is now displayed.

[Drives]

- S.M.A.R.T is now supported for the TeraStation's internal drives.

[Network]

- IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers can now be configured from the same settings page.

Bug Fixes:

[UPS]

- Fixed a bug where blackout was falsely detected when the self test was run on Schneider Electric (APC) UPSs.

[Network]

- Fixed a bug where backup failed with the Ethernet frame size configured to 9216 bytes on 5000 series TeraStations. Now, Ethernet frame sizes of 1500, 4084, 7404, and 9216 bytes are supported.

[Users]

- Fixed a bug where a user's primary group was not changed when the user joined a new group.

[Update]

- Fixed a bug where the wrong error was displayed when the network was disconnected during a firmware update.
- Fixed a bug where the guest account was enabled after the firmware was updated from version 2.50.

[Amazon S3]

- Fixed a bug where folders on the TeraStation could not copied to the Amazon S3 remote folder after recovering from network disconnection.

[RAID]

- Fixed a bug where I17 kept displaying after resync and rebuild were completed when the TeraStation was in degraded mode because drives had been dismounted during resync.

[Email Notification]

- Fixed a bug where the wrong body text was included in the notification email for changing the RAID mode from RAID 1 to RAID 5 with RMM enabled.
- Fixed a bug where the date in the sent email header was blank.
- Fixed a bug where the source backup folder's name was not logged when the backup completed if the folder name contained a single-byte space.

[Replication]

- Fixed a bug where replication failed if any file handling were operated to the replication source target more than 8 hours.
- Fixed a bug where replication failed if a shared folder which contains a single-byte space in its folder name was configured as a replication source folder.
- Fixed a bug where replication could not be configured if the replication target folder had a multi-byte space in its name.
- Fixed a bug where a replication error message was still displayed after the replication task was deleted.

[Drives]

- Fixed a bug where a formatted media cartridge showed "Unformatted" if it was inserted while the TeraStation was off.

[File Sharing]

- Fixed a bug where access restrictions were disabled for a folder when all users with access privileges to the folder were deleted.
- Fixed a bug where the dialogue that a shared folder was created was not displayed with IE 8.
- Fixed a bug where extra folders were created when recovering settings from a USB device if the shared folder's description contained a single-byte space.

[Direct Copy]

- Fixed a bug where Direct Copy could be enabled for a folder with a blank folder name.

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

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