[Fixes]
- External drives formatted in NTFS or HFS+ are not erroneously shown as uninitiated in Storage Manager on the TAS-x68 and TS-x28 series.
- Copied files do not become corrupted when users connect to the NAS via SMB and then copy and paste files within the same shared folder on an encrypted volume.
- Photo Station and Video Station can successfully generate thumbnails for photos and videos on the ARM models.
- Backup Station can correctly display destination folders in a tree view when users create a local-to-remote CIFS/SMB RTRR job.
- Users can perform NAS-to-NAS backup jobs when an external drive formatted in NTFS is connected to the NAS and when the option "Replicate ACL and extended attributes" is enabled in Backup Station.
- Resource Monitor can correctly display the line chart for the CPU usage when users open the management screen for a storage pool on Storage Manager.
- Users can disable schedule options when creating a snapshot schedule on Storage Manager.
- Guest users can be successfully directed to the root directories where they are granted access permissions when connecting to the NAS via FTP.
- The user interface in "Control Panel" > "Applications" > "Web Server" > "Virtual Host" now functions as expected.
- Fixed a denial-of-service vulnerability regarding the ntpd (Network Time Protocol daemon).
- Users can create local-to-remote RTRR backup jobs for shared folders when connecting from a Mac via SMB.
- The volume labels of external drives can be changed to user-specified names when users format the drives to NTFS.
- Users can log on to QTS as "admin" without being affected by unexpected errors in certain configuration files.
[New Feature]
- Added support for sending notification mails in plain text.
- Added the option to choose whether non-QNAP apps can be installed in the App Center.
- Added the option to execute an autorun script upon NAS startup.
- Added support for mounting remote folders using WebDAV.
- Storage Manager now displays error messages when the SSD cache size exceeds the maximum allowable capacity on the Alpine-ARM-based models.
[Enhancements]
- Improved the compatibility of the third and fourth drive bays on the TS-451A with high-capacity hard drives.
- Users can now take snapshots even when the CPU usage is over 80%.
- Added the ability to automatically update the CPU microcode to fix the hyper-threading issues found in the Intel Skylake and Kaby Lake processors.
2017-09-05
[Fixed Issues]
- Fixed a vulnerability in the Linux kernel that could be exploited to circumvent the stack guard page (CVE-2017-1000364). This fix is available to all NAS models that support QTS 4.3.3.
- Updated the version of MariaDB to 5.5.57 to fix multiple vulnerabilities.
- Updated the version of PHP to 5.6.31 to fix multiple vulnerabilities.
- Fixed multiple command injection vulnerabilities.
- Updated the version of the Portable UPnP SDK (libupnp) to 1.6.22 to fix a vulnerability that could allow for unauthorized modification to arbitrary files (CVE-2016-6255) and a heap overflow vulnerability that could be exploited to execute arbitrary code or cause a denial of service (CVE-2016-8863).
- Fixed a command injection vulnerability in Media Library to prevent unauthorized remote command execution.
- Users could not copy files to a mounted shared folder after installing Container Station on the TS-870.
- Users can now perform and complete McAfee antivirus scan jobs.
- The details of users would not be displayed in "Control Panel" > "Privilege" > "User Groups" when the group name contained certain characters.
- The configuration buttons in "Control Panel" > "Privilege" > "Domain Security" would be incorrectly disabled after users joined the NAS to a domain and then updated the QTS version to 4.3.3.
- Performing I/O tests on the TS-EC1279U would cause the NAS to randomly restart.
- Installing and using Container Station on the TS-EC1679U would cause the NAS to run out of memory and then restart.
- Users could not access folders with circular symbolic links via AFP.
- File Station could not correctly display the properties of Qsync files or folders.
- When users synced the same shared folder to two devices using two accounts, some synced files would be missing on one of the devices.
- Duplicate files might appear in the destination folder when users uploaded a large number of files to the synced shared folder.
- Qsync could not sync the files in a shared folder if the option "Only admin can create files/folders" was enabled for its parent folder.
- On the TS-431X, the clock speed of the CPU was not correctly displayed in "System Information".
- Active Directory users could not access the previous versions of a shared folder on Windows.
- Active Directory users would not be immediately blocked from or logged out of Qsync after the NAS left an - Active Directory domain.
- Remote controls might not function correctly after the NAS woke up from the S3 Sleep Mode.
- Users could not complete upload tasks when uploading large files to Amazon Drive.
- Users could not join the NAS to an Active Directory domain if SMB1 was disabled on the Active Directory server.
- The NAS occasionally could not connect to the Internet after users created a virtual switch with the system default gateway.
- The network configuration of the Thunderbolt Bridge would revert from a static IP address to an automatic IP address after users restarted the NAS.
- Backup Station could not correctly display the time left, the transfer speed, or the job status of RTRR FTP jobs in the "Job Status and Logs".
- After uploading files from a Mac to a NAS shared folder, users could not transfer the files to Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008.
- Fans would rotate at an abnormally high speed after users set the fans to the Quiet Mode and then restarted the NAS.
- After restarting the NAS when migrating the folder to an encrypted folder, users could not access a shared folder via SMB.
- The settings of the primary DNS server would not be correctly configured when Domain Controller was enabled.
- Antivirus scan jobs could not be completed if users uploaded renamed virus definition files.
- Non-admin users could not run NAS-to-NAS backup jobs on Backup Station.
- Users could not back up the files in certain paths to an external storage device using USB One Touch Copy.
- Duplicate users would appear as user groups after administrators granted folder permissions to domain users via Windows ACL.
- Using Rsync commands on a command line interface would cause errors after users updated the version of QTS to 4.3.3.0238.
- Administrators could not grant users permission to access the NAS via SSH if their usernames contained a whitespace character.
- Users could not enable RAID Scrubbing again if they did not modify the previous RAID Scrubbing schedule.
- Users could not select the highest SMB version on the TS-x31, TS-x28, and TAS-x68 series.
- The Control Panel interface would take longer to respond when users added a large number of IP addresses to the blacklist or whitelist.
- Users could not access the NAS running certain QTS versions when using Firefox 54.0.1 and Java 8 Update 144 - (32-bit).
- The option to specify snapshot reserved space was available during QTS installation on the NAS models that do not support snapshot features.
- Some NFS shared folders would not be mounted after users restarted the NAS.
- StarWind iSCSI Initiator would stop responding when accessing the iSCSI targets after users updated the QTS version to 4.3.3.
- An error about default gateway configuration would occur when users signed in to myQNAPcloud if VLAN was enabled and static IP address was used for a network interface.
- Users could not remotely access the NAS via CloudLink when the access control permission in myQNAPcloud was set to "Private".
- Users were unable to install Let's Encrypt on myQNAPcloud after installing QTS SSL Certificate.
- After taking snapshots for shared folders and then updating the QTS version to 4.3.3, users could not access the previous versions of shared folders on Windows via SMB.
[Important Notes]
- For the status of QTS updates and maintenance for your NAS model, visit https://www.qnap.com/en/product/eol.php
- When QTS 4.3.x is installed on NAS models running on 64-bit Intel and AMD processors, some applications may not be supported. To check if installed apps on your NAS are compatible with QTS 4.3.x, download the QTS 64-bit compatibility tool and install it on your current QTS build. (https://download.qnap.com/QPKG/CF64_0.1-1114.qpkg.zip)
- QTS 4.3.3 is the final available firmware update for the following models:
TS-112P, TS-212P, TS-212-E, HS-210, TS-112, TS-212, TS-121, TS-221, TS-421 TS-120, TS-220, TS-420, TS-420U, TS-421U TS-412, TS-412U, TS-419U, TS-419U+, TS-419U II, TS-119P II, TS-219P II, TS-419P II, TS-119P+, TS-219P+, TS-419P+, TS-119P, TS-219P, TS-419P, TS-119, TS-219, TS-419
[Fixed Issues]
- Fixed a TCP sequence number prediction vulnerability that could be exploited to cause a denial of service.
- Fixed a command injection vulnerability in Media Library that could allow for remote command execution (CVE-2017-13067).
- Fixed a command injection vulnerability in myQNAPcloud.
- Fixed multiple stack overflow vulnerabilities that could allow for remote command execution.
- Fixed an "Orpheus' Lyre" vulnerability in Samba that could be exploited to bypass authentication mechanisms (CVE-2017-11103).
- Updated the version of OpenSSH to 7.5 to fix an information disclosure vulnerability.
- Fixed a TCP sequence number prediction vulnerability that could be exploited to cause a denial of service.
- Updated SAMBA to fix multiple vulnerabilities regarding SMB signing (CVE-2017-12150), encryption across DFS redirections (CVE-2017-12151), and server memory information leakage (CVE-2017-12163).
- Fixed an information exposure vulnerability to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information (CVE-2017-7630).
- Changed the access permissions for the files "/etc/passwd", "/etc/group", and "/etc/shadow" to enhance data security.
- It would take a long time for the Control Panel to display all domain users if the domain had a large number of users and groups.
- Resource Monitor can correctly display CPU and memory usage when users enable version control for Qsync and then synchronize a large number of files.
- Users' Freebox routers would output data in an unexpected XML format.
- Users could not enable Web Server after enabling secure connection (HTTPS) in Control Panel.
- Users could not access HybridDesk Station via Remote Desktop when enabling secure connection (HTTPS).
- The NAS could not enter the disk standby mode when using a USB Wi-Fi dongle to connect to a network via an access point.
- The kswapd (kernel swap daemon) process would cause high CPU usage on the TS-870 Pro.
- After users updated the QTS version to 4.3.3.0229 and then connected external devices to the TS-219, the NAS could not recognize a connected power supply unit.
- Users could not access their Microsoft OneDrive for Business folders in File Station after installing Connect to Cloud Drive.
- Users could not back up the LDAP database to a specified location after joining the NAS to an LDAP directory.
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