Applicable Models

• QSW-M7308R-4X
• QSW-M3224-24T
• QSW-M3212R-8S4T
• QSW-M3216R-8S8T
• QSW-IM3216R-8S8T

Fixed Issues

• Fixed an issue where certain columns in the IPv4 and IPv6 ACL tables did not sort as expected when using ascending order.
• Addressed an issue where setting the first or last IP address of a subnet as a static IP on the IPv4 interface or management port did not trigger a warning as expected during the initial configuration check.
• Fixed a web interface issue on the Port Tests page where resizing the browser window triggered errors in the browser's developer console.
• Fixed an issue where logging out of the switch web interface from specific pages triggered errors in the browser's developer console.
• Fixed an ACL configuration issue where the system incorrectly rejected multicast IP addresses as invalid.
• Resolved a display issue on the SNMP settings page where the system failed to fully show the SNMP trap address 3 and its error message under certain layout and version combinations.
• Fixed an issue where the system did not update error messages on the Password page to reflect the selected interface language after a language change.
• Addressed an issue on the Password page where the system did not detect when the new passwords entered did not match, if the current password was shorter than 8 characters.
• Fixed a formatting issue in the firmware update confirmation dialog, where the backup warning note appeared on the same line as the initial update message.
• Addressed an issue where the switch would reboot unexpectedly when processing IPv6 link-local traffic.
• Fixed an issue where the web interface became inaccessible and showed a network error on the login page when processing local IPv6 packets.
• Resolved an issue where sustained IPv6 multicast traffic in an MC-LAG environment triggered memory allocation failures, leading to repeated log errors.
• Fixed an issue where receiving various multicast packets in an MC-LAG environment caused some switches to unexpectedly log out users and redirect to the login page.
• Addressed an issue where, after receiving multicast traffic in an MC-LAG environment, certain switches incorrectly displayed one LAG member as standby while both linked peers remained active.
• Resolved an issue where receiving jumbo frames through the Out-of-Band (OOB) management port triggered excessive error logs and, in some cases, caused certain switches to reboot unexpectedly.
• Fixed an issue where prolonged transmission of specific multicast packets in the MC-LAG environment resulted in unexpected system log errors.
• Fixed an issue where MC-LAG peer link state was inaccuratly reported between switches after modifying port members and rebooting with the peer link disconnected.
• Resolved an issue where IPv4 addresses ending in .0 or .255 could not be saved as NTP servers, resulting in unsaved settings warnings.
• Fixed an issue where the OOB port transmitted DHCP Discover packets at 15-second intervals instead of the expected 10 seconds.
• Fixed an issue where updating the switch from version 4.1.0 to certain builds of version 4.1.1 caused the device status to remain offline and display outdated firmware information on the AMIZcloud platform.
• Fixed an issue where upgrading the switch from version 4.1.0 to certain builds of version 4.1.1 and re-binding the switch to AMIZcloud prevented the device information from appearing in the AMIZcloud platform.
• Addressed a condition in specific QSS and QSS Pro 4.1.1 builds where switches remained incorrectly listed as offline or unmonitored in the myQNAPcloud interface.
• Fixed an issue where the AMIZcloud status in QSS and QSS Pro did not correctly reflect the network state of the switch after all external connections were removed and a reconnection attempt to AMIZcloud was made.