NETGEAR RN3220 NAS Firmware 6.1.8 Download

Posted at November 5, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	NETGEAR RN3220 NAS Firmware 6.1.8
Category	Hdd Ssd Nas Usb Flash
Manufacturer	Netgear
File Size	51.4 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

NETGEAR RN3220 NAS Firmware 6.1.8 Description

Fixes:
- Fixed Admin UI compatibility issue with Chrome browser version 34.
- Fixed for potential volume mounting issue after reboot.
- Fixed backup manager not aborting with out of space errors

Deployment Notes / Limitations:

- After deleting a volume and creating a new one the old volume may still show up until after a reboot.
- WOL will not be supported on 3220/4220 at this time for 10GbE. Use 1GbE port for WOL.
- Disk failure on the 3220 and 4220 will not show LED failure for the exact drive that has failed, use local web admin page for disk failure information.
- Deleting volume with ReadyNAS Vault enabled will show error. User must turn off vault first.
- Can't set up bond on interfaces that are not already connected.
- If the USB key is missing from the system for Encryption, there is no error message presented.
- If USB key is missing for encryption, the user has to wait on a 10 minute timeout. After that, the encrypted volume is displayed as inactive.
- If a Flex-RAID volume has been expanded, the volume cannot be switched back to X-RAID mode.
- If you wish to remove a USB storage device, you should follow the safe removal procedure of first unmounting before removing the USB device. If these steps are not followed then you may develop errors on the file system on the USB device.
- UPS may report incorrect status after reboot, it may send out a warning during this time. After sometime, the UPS will start reporting the correct information.
- ReadyNAS 102, 104, and 2120 only support creating iSCSI LUNs 8TB and smaller.

  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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