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Fixes issue joining a Personal Cloud using temporary password from email invitation Fixes boot issues after replacing a drive or improper shutdown Adds Dutch language support Version 3.3: Management of iSCSI users separate from device users Hybrid Authentication - Active Directory and local users and groups NFS v4.0 - improved security and manageability in networks
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Support for Twonky Media Server v7 (install available with updated Storage Manager client for Windows or Mac OS X) Storage Device connection to a proxy server Feature Selection and Management Console Customization Fixes for iSCSI backward compatibility compliance with file based LUNs Improved Network Management setup and handling for bonded NICs Improved Drive Management handling in case of disk failure Interoperability fixes for Active Directory Resolves a remote access security vulnerability Version 4.0: Fixes an issue with Active Directory Sync where AD user accounts are sometimes removed. See approved HDDs for a list of compatible drives. Improves support for adding used or pre-formatted HDDs that are supported by LifeLine. Improves security to prevent malicious attack through a web browser when running the device management interface. Drive Management improvements, including RAID recovery. Removes the native video surveillance application included in LifeLine versions 4.0 and earlier. Provides improved BitTorrent support with the Transmission Torrent application. Atmos and Mozy Backup are no longer included as built-in LifeLine applications. NAS device is automatically secured during device setup. Fixes issue with user ID mappings resulting from Samba 4 upgrade. See the OpenSSL CVE list for a complete list of CVE's fixed with this update. Refer to Answer ID 34789 for more information on Shellshock. Fixes Shellshock vulnerabilities (see Shellshock CVE list).
Secures access to media server settings Addresses POODLE security vulnerability by removing support for SSLv3.
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