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RAIDar is used to discover ReadyNAS devices on the network and start the ReadyNAS web-based configuration utility. RAIDar works with all ReadyNAS product regardless of the architecture.
1. No longer include JRE in Windows installer. RAIDar for all platforms now uses the JRE you have installed on your system. 2. Add support to format disks when adding previously used disks to the RAID array. Update your ReadyNAS OS device to ReadyNAS OS 6.0.8 to utilize this feature.
Notable changes since 4.3.3 release:
1. Updated JRE to resolve one of many Java security issues.
Notable changes since 4.3.2 release:
1. Minor localization fixes. 2. Add support to show spun-down disks in the future.
Notable changes since 4.3.1 release:
1. Fix Flex-RAID options not showing up in Setup on some systems.
Notable changes since 4.3.0 release:
1. Added auto-update feature; when RAIDar is launched, if a new version is available, an upgrade prompt will be displayed to the user. 2. Remember the previous widows size, so the size of the RAIDar window won’t change after a rescan. 3. Support IPv6 addresses; if one Ethernet interface is assigned multiple IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, display IPv4 only. 4. Auto rescan for NAS devices; every 60s if NAS number <10, 180s if NAS number >10. 5. Support 'volume safe erase option' with capable firmware. 6. Support 'no default volume' and 'RAID 10' options when the user performs a factory default with capable firmware. 7. Updated to latest JRE release. 8. Updated localization for 14 languages.
