QES 2.0.0 build 20190423
2019-04-30
Compatibility
- ES1640dc/ES1640dc v2
Fixed Issues
- It was not possible to access a LUN while deleting a file from the LUN using SMB if deduplication was enabled on any shared folder or LUN in the LUN's storage pool.
- The NAS could not join an active directory domain that contained 200,000 users.
- Creating an Rsync job would fail if the username for the destination server contained any special characters.
- Linux clients could not mount or list shared folders using NFSv3 if the QES DNS settings were invalid.
- It was not possible to create a shared folder in a storage pool after powering off the NAS, unplugging drives in the storage pool, powering on the NAS, performing a NAS firmware update, and then reinserting the drives into the NAS.
- Disabling Synchronous I/O on an iSCSI LUN could result in memory leaks.
- It was sometimes not possible to shut down a storage controller using the command line.
- The battery backup unit (BBU) status LED flashed green to indicate normal, instead of being continuously lit.
- It was not possible to create or view shared folders after updating the NAS firmware if the NAS encountered an abnormal shutdown before the firmware update.
- Scheduled SnapSync jobs would not start after modifying the QES time and SnapSync job settings.
Enhancements
- Reduced the time QES takes to load local users and local groups when configuring shared folder permissions.
- Reduced the CPU load when deleting iSCSI LUN snapshots.
- When a PSU encounters an error, QES dumps the PSU status information to a log in order to help with troubleshooting.
Important Notes
- For instructions on updating QES to the latest version, open the following link. https://preview.qnap.com/en/how-to/faq/article/my-nas-is-running-an-older-version-of-qes-can-i-update-to-the-latest-version-directly-what-sequence-should-i-follow-when-updating-qes
- For release note history, open the following link. https://www.qnap.com/en/releasenotes_qes/
Obrigado por seu retorno.