Buffalo TS5410DN NAS Firmware 4.56

Bug Fixes:

- [System]: Modified to patch vulnerabilities (CVE-2015-8325, CVE-2016-1908, CVE-2016-3115, CVE-2016-6210, CVE-2016-6515, CVE-2016-10009, CVE-2016-10011, CVE-2016-10012, CVE-2016-10708, CVE-2017-15906, CVE-2018-15473, CVE-2018-20685, CVE-2019-6109, and CVE-2019-6111).
- [Storage]: Fixed a bug where the connection status for the internal drives could not be detected properly.
- [Storage]: Fixed a bug where drives that make up a RAID array could not be checked at bootup properly.
- [Storage]: Fixed a bug where a RAID array was corrupted when using USB drives for restoration and initialization if a RAID 10 array was created on the TeraStation.
- [Storage]: Fixed a bug where nothing occurred after clicking 'Redetect Drive' on the USB drive list page.
- [File Sharing]: Fixed a bug where the TeraStation freezes when accessing a shared folder.
- [Microsoft Azure Storage Sync]: Fixed a bug where the “Files Deleted in Backup Source” option was unexpectedly changed to “Delete from container” while changing a job setting.
- [Microsoft Azure Storage Sync]: Fixed a bug where unnecessary logs were recorded.
- [Microsoft OneDrive Sync]: Fixed a bug where files on OneDrive were not automatically deleted when the same files that were saved in a second level or deeper remote folder were deleted.
- [Microsoft OneDrive Sync]: Fixed a bug where multibyte characters in an error log were not displayed properly.
- [Dropbox Sync]: Fixed a bug where certain authentication codes could not be registered to the TeraStation.
- [Amazon S3]: Fixed a bug where the status showed “Disconnected” even if the TeraStation was connected to Amazon S3.
- [Power Management]: Fixed a bug where a fan error was detected when a UPS device was connected.
- [Settings]: Improved security of Settings page.
- [Settings]: Fixed a bug where a power user could not change the logged-in user’s password.
- [Settings]: Fixed a bug where the user was booted from Settings on Safari if a display language was changed.
- [Remote Management Service]: Fixed a bug where some settings screens proceeded to the next step after an invalid value was entered.
- [Logs]: Fixed a bug where the log file size became too large after the TeraStation restarts if a shared folder was configured as the target folder to save file access logs.

Caution:

- Please consult your local technical support representative if you experience any problems caused by this firmware update.
- Do not turn the unit off until the update is finished. It will take several minutes. You will receive a message when the update is finished.
- USB drives are not mounted automatically after a firmware update. To mount them, unplug and then reconnect them.

How to Use the Updater:

1. Connect the TeraStation properly and configure the TeraStation and a computer to run the updater on the same network subnet. The subnet masks should be the same and the first three numbers of the IP addresses should be the same. The last number of the IP addresses should be different.
For example, if the IP address and subnet mask of the computer are
" 192.168.0.10 , 255.255.255.0 "
and the IP address and subnet mask of the TeraStation are
" 192.168.1.150 , 255.255.255.0 "
then the updater will _not_ work properly.
In this case, reconfigure the TeraStation's IP address and subnet mask to
" 192.168.0.150 , 255.255.255.0 ".
Then they will be on the same subnet and the updater will work properly.
2. Close all applications. Also, stop or exit any firewall software.
3. Extract the downloaded file and run "TSUpdater.exe". When a TeraStation is detected, an update window will open.
4. Select the TeraStation to update if multiple TeraStation are connected.
5. Click "Update" and enter the TeraStation's admin password.
6. Click "OK".
7. Transferring and updating the firmware will start. Wait until it finishes. The info LED will blink during the update.
8. When the update finishes, a message will be displayed.

About Network Video Recorder Updates:

Applying a new firmware package on your Network Video Recorder (NVR) should improve overall performance and stability, fix various issues encountered with the device, or add support for newly developed features.

The NVR should be carefully upgraded by a power user (that is to say, someone who has the know-how to successfully complete the process), but it can also be performed by an average user at his or her own risk.

Either way, given the fact that each producer has their own method for installing a new firmware, and that every device has a particular way to enter the update mode, you must not consider upgrading the software until you have read and thoroughly understood the installation steps.

As a rule, said steps shouldn't pose too much of a challenge because manufacturers strive to make them as easy as possible. As with everything else, exceptions do occur, and users should be prepared for them.

Usually, you should transfer the compatible firmware to the Recorder through a USB cable or a memory card, and afterwards enter update mode from the unit's setup menu or through a specific power-on method.

With this in mind, if you intend to apply this release, make sure the package is compatible with your Network Video Recorder and that it brings about the changes you want or require; hit the download button and apply the new firmware.

Don't forget to regularly check with our website so that you don't miss any updates.