To ensure device security, QTS now displays a message to remind users to disable the default "admin" account and to create another administrator account. QuLog Center now displays computer names and accessed resources in System Access Log and Online Users. Added support for displaying the total connection time of online users. Improved the user interface of Advanced Search in QuLog Center.
#QVR CLIENT QNAP INSTALL#
Users can install this application in the App Center. Qsync Central is not pre-installed in QTS. Added support for setting user/group storage space quota up to 128TB. Shortened the default interval of automatic synchronization with the time server from 7 days to 1 day. Users can now use port 443 for Let's Encrypt domain validation challenges. Users can now access the NAS root path by using a dedicated port number for WebDAV service. WebDAV settings are now located in Control Panel > Network & File Services > Win/Mac/NFS/WebDAV. Users can now manually specify the time interval and the maximum number of failed login attempts in Control Panel to further enhance NAS security. Users in the administrator group now have read/write access permissions for default shared folders, except the "homes" shared folder. Nevertheless, to ensure device security, we recommend disabling the "admin" account and using a new administrator account after you finish resetting the system. QTS now enables the default "admin" account and resets its password when users press the Reset button on the NAS for three seconds. Added support for Content Security Policy HTTP header. To enhance device security, UPnP Discovery Service is now disabled by default. To enhance device security, this option is disabled by default. Added an option to choose whether to redirect users to the NAS login screen when connecting to the NAS IP address without the system port.
Added the option to enable or disable strong cipher suites. iSCSI target service binding now supports all types of network portals. Added support for purchasing and activating licenses in the App Center. QTS administrators can now purchase app licenses in the App Center. Added support for the Intel E810 network adapter and for switching between the following modes: 4x25GbE, 2x25GbE + 2x25GbE, 4x10GbE + 4x10GbE, and 100GbE + 100GbE.
#QVR CLIENT QNAP DRIVER#
You can also manually download the driver from the QNAP website. To install the driver, go to Network & Virtual Switch and follow the on-screen instructions. Nevertheless, QTS automatically downloads the driver if the NAS is connected to the Internet. Starting from QTS 5.0.0, Advanced Network Driver is no longer a built-in component. Added support for Forward Error Correction (FEC) for error detection and error correction in data transmission over unreliable or noisy communication channels. Network & Virtual Switch now supports the DDNS service "DDNS Now". Users can now choose to keep file attributes for files uploaded to File Station via SMB.
#QVR CLIENT QNAP PDF#
File Station now supports displaying thumbnail previews for PDF files. Added support for QuFTP Service, which allows users to configure and manage various FTP settings. Users can now use exFAT on x86 NAS models without purchasing an exFAT license.
#QVR CLIENT QNAP UPDATE#
Existing SSD cache will be automatically converted to the new design after QTS update to 5.0.0. Improved SSD cache design to enhance storage performance. Users can now configure reverse proxy rules to hide the sensitive information on the server from clients and to enhance the security of data transmission over the network. Users can now import custom root certificates to certify the SSL certificate of a server that the NAS needs to access. QTS now supports TLS 1.3 for HTTPS secure connection. QTS now supports Desktop Notice Board, which provides notifications for various events and announcements.
Starting from QTS 5.0.0, to enhance storage performance and data security, a RAID group now only supports a maximum of 16 disks. For the status of QTS updates and maintenance for your NAS model, visit
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