Thecus N7700PRO v2 NAS Server Firmware 2.03.09 x64

[New Features/Changes] 

- Add compatibility for Avermedia A836 USB DVB TV dongle.
- Add DDRECURE at /opt/bin/ddrescue.
- Add default DNS to 8.8.8.8.
- Add FTP client at /opt/bin/lftp.
- Add FTP listing maximum to 200,000 items.
- Add MCE USB device driver.
- Add PIL to python.
- Add support FTP server if SAMBA disabled.
- Add support LocalDisplay module to 1.00.00.15.
- Add support UPnP function with link aggregation.
- Improve AD joins compatibility.
- Improve D16000 performance.
- Improve SYSLOG function
- Improve WEB UI stability in some critical case.
- Update apache version to v2.2.23.
- Update FUSE to2.9.2.
- Update Intel NIC driver to 2.1.4.
- Update LIBUPNP to 1.6.18.
- Update LSI HBA driver version to P15.
- Update NTFS-3G to 2013.1.13.
- Update RSYNC 3.0.9.

[Bug Fixes]

- Fix access log display issue in some case.
- Fix AFP issues in some case.
- Fix can’t mount NFS folder if contain spaces in some case.
- Fix eSATA mount issue in some case.
- Fix HA UI display issues.
- Fix some local backup issues.
- Fix SYSLOG display issue in some case.

[Attention]

- During firmware upgrade process, it is imperative that user DO NOT turn off the power to Thecus NAS or closes the browser window. This will lead to a catastrophic result. If your browser is set to cache the screen, after firmware upgrade has started for 5 minutes, please press CTRL-F5 to reload browser screen from server instead of from browser cache.
- Thecus strongly recommends NAS admin to backup the RAID data before doing the RAID Migration and Expansion. There is potential risk of permanent data loss when doing Migration/Expansion with disk drives having physical problems, and Thecus is not responsible for any data loss and recovery expense.
- Enforce to enable the system beeper notification after firmware updated.
- When installing the Windows Wizard program of Thecus NAS on Windows XP Professional SP1 or SP2, Windows Vista, and newer OS, the firewall UDP ports 10000 and 10001 need to be opened.
- Reset to factory default function automatically resets all the system settings including network settings, administrator password, user groups, language setting, system notification setting, and time zone setting.
- Users should obey the international RF regulatory rules as they set up the wireless RF channel on the NAS. The RF operating channels for different regions are specified as following: 11 for N. America, 14 Japan, 13 Europe (ETSI), 2 Spain, and 4 France.