Download Firmware Qnap TS-x39 / TS-x59 / SS-x39 3.2.2 build 0128

Qnap has released new stable firmware for many of its nas models, namely TS-259, TS-459, TS-659, TS-859, TS-239 Pro II, TS-439 Pro II, TS-239, TS-439, TS-439U, TS-509, TS-639, TS-809, TS-809U, SS-439 and SS-839. The firmware has been given version number 3.2.2 build 0128 and downloads can be done at this page are being found. The release notes mention the following changes and improvements:

What’s New?

• none

Enhancement

• Improves RAID 0 Samba write performance in TS-259, 459, 659, 859 Pro
• Provides advanced settings for Remote Replication jobs: Users can now specify values ​​for timeout, retry times, and retry intervals

Major Bug Fixing

• Fixed stability issue with MPIO
• Fixed failed Remote Replication jobs and removed the progress indicator in Remote Replication
• Fixed rsync segmentation fault error in some cases
• Fixed failed synchronized backup jobs when backing up to external drives
• Fixed occasional unstability issues with iSCSI target connections during the NAS boot process
• (TS-439/SS-439) After the eSATA device has been removed from the NAS via the web administration, the device can’t be detected when being plugged to the NAS again
• Fixed usernames with spaces can’t login via Windows Networking (SAMBA)
• Fixed SNMP trap address error handling
• Fixed log daemon crash with IPv6 addresses
• (TS-459/TS-659) Touch-N-GO setup will cause MySQL & Amason S3 web pages to fail
• Can’t join Windows AD if the password contains the special character !
• Users cannot authenticate using a Windows Server 2000 domain controller
• Update WINS configuration on Samba changes
• After changing the SSL port in web server, users cannot login via HTTPS.
• After changing the web administration port and resetting the NAS via the reset button, users cannot login via HTTPS.
• (UPnP Media Server) In dual-lan setup, media receivers will appear twice
• (Multimedia Station) Can’t navigate to the other pages

Known Issues

• Playback issue in Surveillance Station under 64-bit Windows Vista and Windows 7
• RAID 1 expansion may fail in some cases (to be fixed in the next firmware release)
• HTTPS file upload in Web File Manager only supports Internet Explorer browser