Buffalo TS-WVHL/R1 NAS Firmware 1.20 Download

Posted at November 24, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Buffalo TS-WVHL/R1 NAS Firmware 1.20
Category	Hdd Ssd Nas Usb Flash
Manufacturer	Buffalo
File Size	384.8 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

Buffalo TS-WVHL/R1 NAS Firmware 1.20 Description

Fixes:
- TeraStations configured for failover will go into maintenance mode automatically whenever the main failover TeraStation is rebooted. If the backup failover TeraStation is available when the main TeraStation boots up, maintenance mode will be dissolved. The backup TeraStation will only become the new main TeraStation if the old main TeraStation has failed.
- LAN port 2 is now available for data if LAN port 1 is used for failover.
- The option to make the backup TeraStation into the main TeraStation manually when the main TeraStation fails is now available.
- The TeraStations may now be removed from maintenance mode with the function button.
- The list of unsynced files is available in Settings while failover is being configured.
- Improved replication performance when the multiple files are accessed on the replication target.
- Fixed the bug where replication failed when multiple files were deleted with the trash enabled.
- Replication log is now available in the system log settings.
- Fixed the bug where alphanumeric characters could not be used to log in from iOS 6.
- Fixed the bug where a folder whose name began with a number as the first character could not specified as a DFS link target.
- Fixed the bug where shared folders that contained a similar folder name couldn't be selected as a backup folder.
- Fixed the false error when the UPS switched to battery power.
- Fixed the bug where shared folders weren't accessible after a format failed.

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