We're pleased to announce a maintenance upgrade to the ReadyNAS Vault that address issues reported by our Vault users. If you are a ReadyNAS Vault user, please download the add-ons below and update using the Local update method from the System/Update/Local page in FrontView.
1. Enhanced Session Management: Added auto-recovery of secure sessions to streamline performance and long-running backups. Eliminates known issue that produced intermittent stalling (this was the one that was affecting the larger files).
2. Reporting Verification Services: Added additional logic and integrity checks to ensure that files that have already been backed up are properly counted. Previously, files already protected were not reported as transferred producing a reporting discrepancy that this update corrects.
3. Accelerated Differential Analysis: Updated management of locally maintained meta-data to allow for performance and speed improvements on all subsequent job runs. Cuts down subsequent backup time by up to 80%.
4. OpenSSL-compatibility fix for ReadyNAS 1100 model: Fixed an issue that was causing failure of ssl connections on the 1100.
3. Accelerated Differential Analysis: Updated management of locally maintained meta-data to allow for performance and speed improvements on all subsequent job runs. Cuts down speed of subsequent backups by up to 80%.
Since when cutting down speed of anything has been considered an improvement? 🙂
3. Accelerated Differential Analysis: Updated management of locally maintained meta-data to allow for performance and speed improvements on all subsequent job runs. Cuts down speed of subsequent backups by up to 80%.
Since when cutting down speed of anything has been considered an improvement? 🙂
I'd say 2.0.9 is probably the latest. This page can be found by going to http://www.readynas.com/addons and then selecting the relevant page depending on which NAS you are using.
Also when at http://www.readynas.com you can click on the Resources drop down menu, then select addons.
I am correct in thinking that Vault is no longer an add-in and is built into newer versions of RAIDiator?
Vault is built into RAIDiator. But it can be updated by the Vault team independently of RAIDiator. So sometimes installing an add-on (or perhaps using an inbuilt update functionality in the Vault web-interface if there is one - a bit like ReadyNas Remote) is necessary separately to updating RAIDiator.
