Buffalo TeraStation TS3010 NAS Firmware 2.10 for Mac OS Download

Posted at June 5, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Buffalo TeraStation TS3010 NAS Firmware 2.10 for Mac OS Description

Added Features

[WebAccess]
- WebAccess is a software utility for accessing files in the shared folder of your TeraStation from your computers or mobile devices through the Internet.

[NFS (Network File System)]
- NFS offers access to the shared folders of your TeraStation from NFS clients.

[Proxy Server]
- If you locate the TeraStation on a network that passes through a proxy server, configure the proxy server, then firmware updates from Settings will work.

[Replication]
- Encryption and compression during transferring data are now available. Encrypted data will be transferred securely on the network. Compressed data will ease network loading.

[Send Usage Feedback to Buffalo]
- This will send your usage information to Buffalo automatically for product quality improvement. It is enabled by default.

[Power Management]
- The "Last State" option is now available. When you select "Use last state", the TeraStation will revert to the state before a power failure occurred, power-on or -off.

[Beep Alerts]
- You can now configure the triggers to beep.

[Front Panel Settings]
- You can now configure the settings of LCD and brightness of LCD and LEDs.

[Compatible UPS]
- USB-compatible UPSs by Fuji Electric are now available.

Modified Features

[Settings]
- Added the "RAW Value" row into the S.M.A.R.T. information page.
- Modified the label from "Frame Size" to "MTU". You can configure the desired MTU size.

[File Sharing]
- Improved stability.

[I'm here]
- Modified the LED blinking trigger when sending the "I'm here" packets from all LEDs to only the info LED.

Bug Fixes

[Settings]
- Fixed a bug where Settings displayed in gray.
- Fixed a bug where RMM could not be enabled while RAID 6 is configured.
- Fixed a bug where the notice message was not displayed when opening Settings using unsupported browsers on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

[Shared Folders]
- Fixed a bug where a shared folder became public to anyone when configuring the domain group read and write access from shared folder settings page and changing access restrictions to no access from domain group settings page.

[Quota]
- Fixed a bug where shared folder could not write any data after the quota alert capacity had been exceeded for a week.

[FTP]
- Fixed a bug where the shared folders could not be accessed via FTP if access restrictions configured by a specific number of groups were enacted and the TeraStation was restarted.

[RAID]
- Fixed a bug where a spare drive entered degraded mode when booting.
- Fixed a bug where the total RAID array capacity did not expand when adding a drive to the RAID array using RMM.

[LVM]
- Fixed a bug where Block I/O volume created on drive 2 disappeared when enabling LVM to the RAID array constructed by drive 3 and 4.

[Network]
- Fixed a bug where the default gateway and DNS settings were cleared.
- Fixed a bug where an unnecessary reply packet was returned when UPnP was detected.

[Backup]
- Fixed a bug where the "A system error occurred." message was displayed and could not change the backup job settings.

[Failover]
- Fixed a bug where configuring failover failed.

[Email Notifications]
- Fixed a bug where blank emails were sent.
- Fixed a bug where some notification emails were detected as spam by a mail server.

[Sleep Timer]
- Fixed a bug where shutting down the TeraStation using sleep timer became canceled when disconnecting and connecting the USB cable.

[Configuration Migration]
- Fixed a bug where the "Drive/Array" information of the shared folder created by cloud storage on shared folder settings page was migrated.
- Fixed a bug where admin group's email address was not migrated.
- Fixed a bug where config migration failed from TS-XHL series.

[Boot Authentication]
- Fixed a bug where iSCSI volumes became uneditable or undeletable if iSCSI volume already existed when configuring boot authentication.
You must back up data in iSCSI volumes before configuring boot authentication.

[Info/Error]
- Fixed a bug where the I18 message did not disappear.
- Fixed a bug where the E22 error occurred when disconnecting a drive constructed in the RAID array and booting the TeraStation.

Caution:

- Please consult your local technical support representative if you experience any problems caused by this firmware update.
- Do not turn the unit off until the update is finished. It will take several minutes. You will receive a message when the update is finished.
- USB drives are not mounted automatically after a firmware update. To mount them, unplug and then reconnect them.

How to Use the Updater:

1. Connect the TeraStation properly and configure the TeraStation and a computer to run the updater on the same network subnet. The subnet masks should be the same and the first three numbers of the IP addresses should be the same. The last number of the IP addresses should be different.
For example, if the IP address and subnet mask of the computer are
" 192.168.0.10 , 255.255.255.0 "
and the IP address and subnet mask of the TeraStation are
" 192.168.1.150 , 255.255.255.0 "
then the updater will _not_ work properly.
In this case, reconfigure the TeraStation's IP address and subnet mask to
" 192.168.0.150 , 255.255.255.0 ".
Then they will be on the same subnet and the updater will work properly.
2. Close all applications. Also, stop or exit any firewall software.
3. Extract the downloaded file and run "TSUpdater.exe". When a TeraStation is detected, an update window will open.
4. Select the TeraStation to update if multiple TeraStation are connected.
5. Click "Update" and enter the TeraStation's admin password.
6. Click "OK".
7. Transferring and updating the firmware will start. Wait until it finishes. The info LED will blink during the update.
8. When the update finishes, a message will be displayed.

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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