https://www.qnap.com/en/release-notes/quts_hero/h5.1.3.2578/20231110
QuTS hero h5.1.3.2578 build 20231110
2023-11-16Important Notes
- QuTS hero does not support downgrading from h5.1.x to h5.0.1 or earlier. Downgrading firmware can be risky. Please make sure you fully understand and accept the risks if you decide to downgrade your firmware.
- Added support for the PCIe interface SATA JBOD enclosures TL-R1200PES-RP and TL-R1600PES-RP. To learn about the NAS models that support the JBOD enclosures, see the Compatibility List at https://www.qnap.com/go/compatibility-expansion
- Added support for the TS-883XU, TS-983XU, TS-1283XU, TS-1683XU, and TS-2483XU NAS models.
Security Updates
- Applied multiple security updates to further enhance system security.
New Features
- For details on new features in QuTS hero h5.1, please visit https://www.qnap.com/go/release-notes/quts_hero/h5.1.0.2466/20230721
Enhancements
Desktop & Login
- Improved the web login speed for AD domain users.
Fixed Issues
- Fixed an issue in File Station where users could not download files from "@Recently-Snapshot" folders.
- Resolved an issue in File Station where non-administrator users would see an empty list when trying to use the "Share to NAS user" function.
- After deleting a file in File Station, the Background Task window now no longer automatically opens so that users can quickly move on and perform other actions.
- Users can now successfully upload a folder that contains a very large number of files in File Station.
- Resolved an issue in File Station where the system would fail to send an email when users created a share link via email using a custom email service provider.
- Fixed an issue where after taking a snapshot of a shared folder, the "Storage Info" window (accessible by right-clicking a shared folder in File Station) would display incorrect information on some shared folders.
- After creating a share link via email in File Station, line breaks in the "Message" field are now accurately preserved in the delivered email.
- Users can now successfully recover deleted folders containing large files from a "@Recycle" folder.
- Qfile Pro can now show thumbnails for recently uploaded files on the NAS even if those files had never been browsed in File Station.
- Resolved an issue where File Station could only recover one video file when users tried to recover a folder containing multiple video files from a "@Recycle" folder.
- The TL-D800C JBOD enclosure now does not show errors in the PSU fan and PSU temperature fields in System Status. (Note: This model does not support displaying PSU fan or temperature statuses and thus should not show such errors.)
- Resolved an issue on the TS-AI642 where running certain applications would sometimes trigger call trace logs.
- Fixed an issue on the TL-D800S and TL-R1200S where a drive LED would sometimes display the wrong status.
- Fixed an issue in Helpdesk where on rare occasions users could not download logs if the file size was too large.
- Fixed a Japanese translation error in Helpdesk.
- Fixed an issue in HybridMount where subfolder permissions in a File Cloud Gateway mount sometimes changed after disabling and re-enabling the mount.
- Fixed an issue where users could not import a block-based LUN from QTS to QuTS hero.
- The system no longer reverts to the default LUN masking policy when users apply a custom LUN masking policy in iSCSI & Fibre Channel.
- Resolved an issue in Notification Center where some users still received notifications for events that they had excluded in a notification rule.
- Resolved an issue where running QuLog Center could occasionally cause the NAS to run slow or become unresponsive.
- Improved system read/write speeds when SMB multichannel is enabled.
- Fixed an issue where after editing a file via Samba and then taking a snapshot, users could not access previous versions of the file.
- QuLog Center now does not display an incorrect error message indicating that a default shared folder does not exist (even though this folder does exist).
- Fixed an issue on the TS-435XeU where an installed M.2 SSD might sometimes overheat unexpectedly.
- Windows users can now successfully delete NAS files via Samba even when the file names are very long.
- Fixed an issue where users could not create file-based LUNs in a legacy volume.
- The screen in Control Panel > Network & File Services > Network Access > Service Binding now correctly displays network interfaces that are in a port trunking group.
- LDAP users can now successfully change their own passwords in Desktop > Task Bar > Options Menu > Login and Security.
- Resolved an issue where during NAS initialization, the Smart Installation Guide could detect that a newer firmware version was available but was unable to download and install that version.
- In Control Panel > Privilege > Users, the Edit User Profile window now correctly displays password validity information after the user password has expired.
- Fixed an issue to improve the stability of system processes.
- The system now no longer creates multiple folders when a domain user creates a single folder via SMB.
- Fixed an issue where SNMP requests would encounter timeout errors.
Known Issues
- After upgrading a Mac computer with an M1 or M2 CPU to macOS 12.6.1, users can no longer connect QNAP NAS devices to the Mac computer via Thunderbolt.
