Buffalo TS4400R NAS Firmware 2.43 Download

Posted at November 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Buffalo TS4400R NAS Firmware 2.43
Category	Hdd Ssd Nas Usb Flash
Manufacturer	Buffalo
File Size	436.4 MB
Supported OS	Windows 2K ,Windows XP ,Windows 2003 ,Windows Vista ,Windows 2008 ,Windows Vista 64 bit ,Windows 7 ,Windows 7 64 bit ,Windows 8 ,Windows 8 64 bit

Buffalo TS4400R NAS Firmware 2.43 Description

Fixes:
- The backup target folder for a backup job where a different TeraStation is the backup source has been changed to "backup target folder"/"date"/"backup source folder".
- Fixed the bug where I33 (ReplicateFailure) is displayed when all of multiple replication tasks are deleted.
- Fixed the bug where files on the main TeraStation copy to the backup TeraStation even after failover is dissolved.
- Fixed the bug where failover or replication fails and an I33 (ReplicateFailure) error is displayed if the TeraStation has many users..
- Fixed the bug where the spare drive's status shows "Failure" wrongly when the TeraStation is initialized with a hot spare enabled.
- Fixed the bug where the GUI locks at "Please wait..." when creating a shared folder after applying settings from a USB drive.
- Fixed the bug where a NAS API error occurs and creating a backup task fails after applying settings from a USB drive.
- Fixed the bug where an error occurs applying changes to SMB settings in 'File Sharing'.
- Fixed the bug where "No response received from NAS" message is displayed when changing the language settings from 'Management' - ' Name/Time/Language' - 'Language'.
- Fixed the bug where the shared folders may not be accessed after changing their names.
- When changing the shared folder settings while transferring the data to the shared folder, the data transfer will be canceled on this firmware version.

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