Restricts thumbnails to files less than 15 megapixels Improved performance when discovering multiple devices on network Fixed minor security issue with external USB devices Improved folder permissions, including AFP * Resolves issues with iSCSI, including fixing a bug with capacity reporting and resolving problems caused by improper dismount of shares * Improves manufacturing process – This update only affects how the ix2-200 devices are manufactured, and has no new functionality * Provides capability to update local hard disk drive * Modifies default drive spin down behavior * Resolves issues with iSCSI, including fixing a bug with capacity reporting and problems caused by improper dismount of shares * Fixes issue with device-to-device replication * Allows writes to HFS-formatted external USB drives * Improves read-write speeds to NTFS-formatted external USB drives The following is a list of the recent firmware updates available along with a description of the main enhancements and fixes for each. By clicking this link you’ll be taken through to the Iomega site where you can then navigate to the ‘Support’ section and download any required firmware revision. Either visit the ‘Support’ section of the Iomega web site here and select your model of Iomega NAS device or click on the ‘Settings’ tab and then on the ‘Update’ icon (below).Īfter clicking on the ‘Update’ icon you’ll be presented with a screen that shows the current firmware revision and a link to the ‘Iomega Software Update Web Site’. To check to see if your IX NAS device is running the latest firmware version you have a couple of options. You can check to see the current firmware revision of your IX2 or IX4 by clicking on the Dashboard tab of the IX’s web based management interface, see below. The first is the most obvious and is for the actual IX4 unit itself. The Iomega IX2 or IX4 NAS has two parts to it than can have firmware revisions applying to it.

The latter being the topic of this blog post. Though like with anything regular maintenance is required whether this be removing the dust or fluff from the fan at the back or keeping the firmware up-to-date. I’ve been running an Iomega IX4 in my home vSphere lab 24×7 for the past two years and have found it to be a nice reliable NAS device.

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