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ARGOSY - HD363N - Network Storage
Nedal:
You might try putting an FTP server on your pc and see if that has the same problem. If it does, you know that it is in your cable modem / router, and if it does not, you will know it is in the NAS itself. I have found the Guild FTP daemon to be a nice freeware one. http://www.guildftpd.com/index.php |
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Nedal - No, no such problems with errors to the drive. I have two of
them, one at each of my residences, that I use for friends, and for myself to move files around, put work-in-progress files there, etc., and never had a problem with file corruption. But here's what I found got fixed with the 1215 Argosy firmware (it might have been mentioned before but I missed it) Firmware 1013 Time was 1 hour off when Daylight Savings time box was checked (at least that was my experience). The time shown on the TIME screen for the owner administration differed by 1 hour from the time (hours) shown when one created a directory on the drive. Now, the 1215 firmware fixes that - what is shown as the time in the administrative 'web page' is the same as what the drive will use as a subdirectory time when a new directory is created. This makes backup programs a lot happier. It makes sense that different 'brands' of HD363N all work fine with HD363N Firmware update from Argosy, that is NOT available from the taiwanese manufacturer directly. Hal |
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Thanks a lot guys, i'll give all your suggestions a try and give you
feed back . I appreciate your help. |
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Can you get your HD363N to act as an http web server?
Is there a firmware like Unslung that can do that? Regards /JZ Nedal skrev: Thanks a lot guys, i'll give all your suggestions a try and give you feed back . I appreciate your help. |
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Hello everybody. Is anybody know what is really last firmware for this prosuct. For now i've found -0317 1216 1013 What is the really last one? I don't want to try everyone of them Thank You for the help. Alvoo -- alvoo |
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ARGOSY - HD363N - Network Storage
Alvoo
The last firmware version of the HD363N NAS drive is 1216 |
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Nedal Wrote: Alvoo The last firmware version of the HD363N NAS drive is 1216 Thanks If this firmware is formatting the HDD? Am i need to save all aside and after apgrade to fill it back or all still without change? -- alvoo |
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Today I downloaded firmware version 007-0428 from Argosy's European
region at http://www.argosy.nl/product/hd363n.htm. Included with the .bin file is a Word document that lists 20 fixes. I hope this helps... Alan |
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ARGOSY - HD363N - Network Storage
It gets a bit confusing.
I suspect the version numbers might be build dates sans year, as in 1216 meaning December 16 and 0428 meaning April 28? My 1216 has a modify date of March 3, 2006 and the 0428 has May 05, 2006. Hmm. Maybe that theory is busted. I guess we might conclude this 0428 is "newer" then. The version numbers sure throw me though. I wish I had a list of fixes in 1216 for comparison. |
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ARGOSY - HD363N - Network Storage
To keep track of which is the most recent firmware release, you should
also consider the digit(s) before the date code. Below shows the sequence of firmware releases that I'm aware of: 2005: 02-0217 03-0311 04-0317 05-0607 06-1013 06-1215 2006: 07-0428 Why two 06 versions were released I have no idea. Tritton was doing a pretty good job of tracking firmware history (LINK) but they have appeared to stop at 06-1013. |
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