QTS 5.2.1



QTS 5.2.1.2930 build 20241025


[Important Notes]
- If you are using an NVIDIA GPU card and have updated the firmware to QTS 5.2.1 (or their later versions), please update NVIDIA GPU Driver in the App Center.
- Due to certain compatibility issues, ARM-based NAS models are unable to run certain third-party applications in QTS 5.2.1. We recommend users of the following applications on an ARM-based NAS to wait until new versions of the applications are released before updating to QTS 5.2.1 or later:
- AhsayOBM (9.7.0.200)
- CloudBackoGo (9.7.2.0 or earlier)
- Qfinder Discovery Service uses UDP port 8097 for communication. To ensure the service functions properly, allow devices in your internal network to access port 8097 through your firewall before enabling the service. We recommend blocking external access to this port if your device permits external connections.

[Security Updates]
- Applied multiple security updates to further enhance system security.

[New Features]
System
- Starting from QTS 5.2.1, certain QTS NAS models now also support the QuTS hero operating system. After updating to QTS 5.2.1, you can switch to QuTS hero by reinitializing the NAS. Applicable NAS models: HS-264, TBS-464, TS-253E, TS-453E, TS-264, TS-364, TS-464, TS-464C2, TS-664, and TS-466C.

Control Panel
- Administrators can now edit the user ID (UID) of an administrator in Control Panel > Privilege > Users > Edit Account Profile.

Storage & Snapshots
- Storage & Snapshots now displays Qfiling-related storage information on shared folders that are configured as Qfiling space recycling folders.

[Enhancement]
SSH
- Improved SSH connectivity and added support for additional encryption algorithms such as ECDSA and ED25519. To give users more transition time, we have also temporarily reinstated support for umac-64@openssh.com and hmac-sha1; however, we highly recommend users to switch to other algorithms as soon as possible to ensure greater security.

Control Panel
- Upgraded Apache HTTP Server to version 2.4.62 for improved security.
- Improved the shared folder name sorting method in Control Panel for easier browsing.

Domain Security
- Enhanced LDAP client functionality by providing "one" and "subtree" as search scope options.

Storage & Snapshots
- Improved the write performance of the read-only cache type.
- Enhanced the "Time since last snapshot" UI design in Storage & Snapshots > Data Protection > Snapshot.

File Station
- Users can update to File Station 5 by opening App Center and clicking update on the File Station 5 app icon.
- File Station can now access your Personal Vault in myQNAPcloud Storage. Note: You will need to provide your Personal Vault's encryption key.
- File Station now displays information about Qfiling space recycling tasks for folders.
- Improved the loading time when opening video files.
(Since File Station can now be manually updated in App Center starting from QTS 5.2.1, you can read detailed release information for the application at: https://www.qnap.com/en/app_releasenotes/list.php?app_choose=FileStation5)

[Fixed Issues]
- Fixed an issue for some users where after installing certain memory modules that were not on the compatibility list, the desktop screen would be stuck on "Loading..." after login.
- Fixed an issue where non-root users could not access their home folder on the NAS via SSH.
- Resolved an issue where under certain circumstances some users could not access a folder in File Station even though they had the permissions and could access the folder via a network protocol.
- Addressed an issue in Notification Center where when creating or editing an alert notification rule, configuring the setting "Notify me when the number of log entries generated per minute exceeds this threshold" would cause unexpected issues.
- Resolved an issue where after creating an LDAP user with the setting "User must change the password at first logon" enabled, the LDAP user could not successfully change the password after logging in.
- Fixed an issue where under certain conditions, restarting the NAS might sometimes cause the default gateway to become disconnected.
- Fixed an issue for users in certain time zones, where the NAS would display an incorrect time after the user chose to automatically synchronize the NAS with a time server during NAS initialization.
- In Storage & Snapshots, the "Data Protection > Snapshot" page now shows the correct snapshot protection status for a storage pool even when the storage pool contains a storage space that does not support snapshots.
- Fixed an issue where creating a virtual switch after port trunking had been set up might occasionally cause the NAS to become inaccessible.
- Fixed an issue where Qsync Client could not access the NAS after a user disabled the recycle bin function in Control Panel.
- Fixed an issue in the myQNAPcloud web interface where devices in the Device Management page that have firmware updates available sometimes did not display the correct update version number.
- Resolved an issue on certain NAS models with HDMI ports where some users could not start HybridDesk Station properly after a firmware update.
- Fixed an issue on certain NAS models where users were able to configure USB One Touch Copy in HBS even though the NAS did not have a USB One Touch Copy button.
- Improved the folder permission mechanism for domain users.
- Resolved an issue where under certain circumstances the system would incorrectly log drive error messages for an SES device on a JBOD enclosure.
- Fixed an issue on certain NAS models where "System Status > Hardware Information" might incorrectly indicate that a healthy redundant power supply unit had failed.
- Fixed an issue in Control Panel where a user's access to Microsoft Networking service could not be successfully disabled.
- Resolved an issue where Helpdesk sometimes could not generate a support ticket if the log size was too large, even when users selected "I am allowing QNAP support to access my system logs" instead of uploading a file.
- Addressed an issue where when creating a new user in Control Panel, the email message for the setting "Send a notification email to the newly created user" would contain some characters in Traditional Chinese even though the system language was set to Simplified Chinese.
- The system now alerts users that they cannot use a system reserved name when trying to create a new folder.
- Resolved an issue where after dragging the "Storage" tab from the Dashboard to the desktop, all tabs that had been dragged to the desktop would no longer display correctly after logging in again.
- Fixed an issue on the login screen where the checkbox setting "Keep me logged in" would be skipped when pressing the tab key to move between elements on the webpage.
- Fixed an issue in QuLog Center where the "Local Device > Access Log" page did not correctly display the source IP address when a user logged in via SSH.
- Fixed an issue where users could not open QVPN Service under certain circumstances.
- Resolved an issue where LDAP users could not change their own passwords.
- Addressed an issue in Storage & Snapshots where if a volume name contained spaces, the volume's snapshot vault would not include the full volume name in its vault name.
- Fixed an issue where if a volume's capacity was too large, there was a chance that a user could not access the @Recently-Snapshot folder in File Station.
- Improved the stability of iSCSI connections.
- Resolved an issue where iSCSI service occasionally remained active even though users had disabled the service.
- Improved the LUN access permission mechanism.
- Fixed an issue where users could not see previous versions of a snapshot when accessing via Windows Samba.
- Fixed a rare issue where after a Snapshot Replica job finished successfully, the newly transferred snapshots were not visible in File Station on the destination NAS.
- Fixed an issue in iSCSI & Fibre Channel where after a system restart, a target's checksum setting might change, causing possible connection issues.
- Resolved an issue where users could not modify via Samba the file attributes of any files copied from the NAS to a USB drive that was formatted in NTFS or FAT32.
- Fixed an issue where when the NAS became disconnected from the internet, it might lose its system default gateway settings.
- Resolved an issue on the TVS-h874 where Network & Virtual Switch did not correctly display the active ports on a QM2-2P410G2T expansion card.
- Fixed an issue where after failing to move files from an external drive to a shared folder due to lack of free space, the files might be deleted from the external drive.
- Resolved an issue in File Station where share links that were set to "Always Valid" sometimes became invalid after several days.
- Fixed an issue in HBS where some users could not create a storage space with a CentOS rsync server, and the "Test Connection" and "Speed Test" functions would unexpectedly return a "Permission denied" message.
- Addressed an issue where some users could not use VLC for iOS to play video files on the NAS via SMB.

[Other Changes]
Network & Virtual Switch
- Starting from QTS 5.2.1, IPv6 is disabled by default in Network & Virtual Switch.