Re: QTS 5.2
Inviato: 10/03/2026, 12:14
E' RI-uscita la 5.2.9.3410 Build 20260214 - 2026-03-04
Un paio di chicche dal forum in lingua inglese riguardo al nuovo rilascio (della stessa release):
lucam1970 ha scritto: 10/03/2026, 15:17 "Which means: the issues mentioned earlier in this topic will still exist."[/i]
grazie @PiaNi
Ad occhio sembrano uguali.lucam1970 ha scritto: 22/05/2026, 22:05 Non ho fatto un confronto tra la lista di bugfix di questa release e la precedente
[Important Notes]
- Starting from QTS 5.2.10, the following expansion card models are no longer supported : Mustang-200-i7-1T-32G-R10,Mustang-200-i5-1T-32G-R10,Mustang-200-C-8G-R10,Mustang-200
[Security Updates]
- Applied multiple security updates to further enhance system security.
[Fixed Issues]
- Fixed an issue where the system sometimes could not connect to an SNMP agent when the NAS had a large number of shared folders.
- Fixed a log management issue in Network & Virtual Switch to improve system stability.
- Fixed an issue where it would take a long time to create a shared folder in a folder that contained an enormous number of files.
- Fixed an issue where users could still retain SSH access even after being removed from the administrator group.
- Fixed an issue in Predictive Migration where removing a spare disk could not trigger a successful rebuild due to an incorrect disk status.
- Fixed an issue where the system would still delete a snapshot marked as permanent during a snapshot cleanup after a snapshot retention period.
- Fixed an issue where users could not unlock an encrypted shared folder whose folder name contained a white space.
- Fixed an issue where Control Panel would take a while to display the hardware information on the TS-832PX.
- Fixed an issue where users could not access the NAS via its IPv6 ULA (Unique Local Address).
- Fixed an issue where users could not operate the 5.2.9.3499 with the IR-004 remote control after updating firmware to 5.2.9.3499.
- Fixed an issue where users could not use HybridMount to mount a remote NAS via WebDAV on a NAS running firmware 5.2.9.3492.
- Fixed an issue in font loading that caused a delay when loading the QTS desktop.
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Elenco di compatibilità
[Important Notes]
- Starting from QTS 5.2.10, the following expansion card models are no longer supported : Mustang-200-i7-1T-32G-R10,Mustang-200-i5-1T-32G-R10,Mustang-200-C-8G-R10,Mustang-200
[Security Updates]
- Applied multiple security updates to further enhance system security.
[Fixed Issues]
- Fixed an issue where the system sometimes could not connect to an SNMP agent when the NAS had a large number of shared folders.
- Fixed a log management issue in Network & Virtual Switch to improve system stability.
- Fixed an issue where it would take a long time to create a shared folder in a folder that contained an enormous number of files.
- Fixed an issue where users could still retain SSH access even after being removed from the administrator group.
- Fixed an issue in Predictive Migration where removing a spare disk could not trigger a successful rebuild due to an incorrect disk status.
- Fixed an issue where the system would still delete a snapshot marked as permanent during a snapshot cleanup after a snapshot retention period.
- Fixed an issue where users could not unlock an encrypted shared folder whose folder name contained a white space.
- Fixed an issue where Control Panel would take a while to display the hardware information on the TS-832PX.
- Fixed an issue where users could not access the NAS via its IPv6 ULA (Unique Local Address).
- Fixed an issue where users could not operate the 5.2.9.3499 with the IR-004 remote control after updating firmware to 5.2.9.3499.
- Fixed an issue where users could not use HybridMount to mount a remote NAS via WebDAV on a NAS running firmware 5.2.9.3492.
- Fixed an issue in font loading that caused a delay when loading the QTS desktop.
- Fixed an issue where the NFS export entry for an external USB drive was not automatically restored after re-inserting the drive, thus preventing NFS clients from mounting the share.