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What’s New in GuardianOS

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What's New in GuardianOS What's New in GuardianOS The following tables list the new and changed features since GuardianOS v3.2. What's New in GuardianOS v6.0 GuardianOS 6.0 has the following new features and functionality: Feature New Functionality Support for Multiple Ethernet With the installation of an Ethernet card, the SnapServer Ports NAS N2000 supports up to 6 ethernet ports. Write Cache Option Write cache can now be disabled on a volume, allowing data to be written directly to the disk. Note For this feature to be available, all drives on the volume must support disabling of write cache. SnapServers and expansions with IDE drives (SnapServer 4200, 4400, 4500, SD10), SnapServer 18000, and SD30 do not support disabling write cache. Email Authentication and Encryption Capability SMTP Authentication and Secure Connection have been added to the SnapServer email capabilities. Wake-on-LAN SnapServer NAS N2000 supports Wake-on-LAN on Ethernet 1 and Ethernet 2. What's New in GuardianOS v5.2 GuardianOS 5.2 has the following new features and functionality: Feature VSS/VDS Support for iSCSI Password Policies New Functionality VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Service) and VDS (Virtual Disk Service) Hardware Providers have been added for SnapServer iSCSI targets. VSS provides a mechanism by which application-consistent snapshots of iSCSI targets may be taken without performing full application (or system) shutdown, for backup or other purposes. The VDS feature allows a Windows administrator to natively manage iSCSI storage, using any VDS compliant management console application. The administrator can now set password policies for local users to establish requirements, expiration dates, and automatic lockout. 6 SnapServer Administrator Guide

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What’s New in GuardianOS
6
SnapServer Administrator Guide
What’s New in GuardianOS
The following tables list the new and changed features since GuardianOS v3.2.
What’s New in GuardianOS v6.0
GuardianOS 6.0 has the following new features and functionality:
What’s New in GuardianOS v5.2
GuardianOS 5.2 has the following new features and functionality:
Feature
New Functionality
Support for Multiple Ethernet
Ports
With the installation of an Ethernet card, the SnapServer
NAS N2000 supports up to 6 ethernet ports.
Write Cache Option
Write cache can now be disabled on a volume, allowing
data to be written directly to the disk.
Note
For this feature to be available, all drives on the
volume must support disabling of write cache.
SnapServers and expansions with IDE drives (SnapServer
4200, 4400, 4500, SD10), SnapServer 18000, and SD30
do not support disabling write cache.
Email Authentication and
Encryption Capability
SMTP Authentication and Secure Connection have been
added to the SnapServer email capabilities.
Wake-on-LAN
SnapServer NAS N2000 supports Wake-on-LAN on
Ethernet 1 and Ethernet 2.
Feature
New Functionality
VSS/VDS Support for iSCSI
VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Service) and VDS (Virtual
Disk Service) Hardware Providers have been added for
SnapServer iSCSI targets. VSS provides a mechanism by
which application-consistent snapshots of iSCSI targets
may be taken without performing full application (or
system) shutdown, for backup or other purposes. The VDS
feature allows a Windows administrator to natively
manage iSCSI storage, using any VDS compliant
management console application.
Password Policies
The administrator can now set password policies for local
users to establish requirements, expiration dates, and
automatic lockout.