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[mediamanrit]

After a few more days with the device, I'd also like to see:

* NFS support
* The ability to input a free-form time for sleeping the disks...30 mins of idle just isn't enough for me...I'd like 1..maybe 2 hours...
* Again...special chars in the passwords
* An event/error log, with possibly options on what to turn on/off
* More verbose failure messages when testing SMTP messages (possibly see above)
* HTTPS access for getting to the files would be nice...being able to turn HTTPS on and off for certain folders

[sowens01]

I would like to see a webserver added as well as a network traffic monitor utility so we can get someone off the nas before it is shut down.

[kelleyjb72]

TFTP server
DNS server
Netbios server
SMTP SSL support

[mcduarte2000]

SFTP Server

[jswashburn]

3. SMART Support for Hard drives.

I agree! SMART support and logging is a *must*. Also, temp logging would be nice too.

When a drive is about to fail, I'd like to be notified in e-mail prior to it happening.

5. eDonkey

eDonkey? Your joking right??? I'd just like to point out that this unit only has 8MB of flash memory on-board. I'd say built-in 3rd party applications are a low priority. I would prefer all the bugs and additional hard drive support be worked on first. I have a feeling that 8MB limit is going to be an issue for D-Link in the future. 

[Piotr]

eDonkey? Your joking right??? I'd just like to point out that this unit only has 8MB of flash memory on-board. I'd say built-in 3rd party applications are a low priority. I would prefer all the bugs and additional hard drive support be worked on first. I have a feeling that 8MB limit is going to be an issue for D-Link in the future. 

8MB of flash memory is not a problem. BitTorrent client is installed on HDD (Volume_1\Nas_Prog\BT). Other applications can be installed on hard drive as well (funplug package is the best example).

By the way. When 1.06 firmware will be released? Serious security holes in web interface are still not fixed. I'd like to add one more point to the wishlist: MORE FREQUENT FIRMWARE RELEASES.

[fordem]

By the way. When 1.06 firmware will be released? Serious security holes in web interface are still not fixed. I'd like to add one more point to the wishlist: MORE FREQUENT FIRMWARE RELEASES.

Piotr

Have you experienced these "security holes in web interface" personally?

If you have, I'd like to ask you to try a little test - choose one of the holes that you can exploit at will - and then power off both the NAS and your workstation, restart them, and without logging in to the web interface see if you can exploit the hole - can you?  Try another or perhaps a few more.

The reason I'm suggesting this is that I recently discovered that some of these "security holes" are dependent on your having previously authenticated to the the web interface, and that they may also exist for 10~15 minutes after you close that browser window - which is the reason why I asked you to do that restart, it isn't strictly necessary, but it does guarantee you have no authenticated session "hanging" there.

Let me know what happens.

[Piotr]

Piotr

Have you experienced these "security holes in web interface" personally?

Yes. I did your test (I cleared browser cache and restarted my computer and dns-323). Holes are present. BitTorrent is my favourite example:

http://<dns323ip>/web/bt/fe01.html
http://<dns323ip>/web/bt/fe02.html
http://<dns323ip>/web/bt/btsettings.html

Everybody can download torrents using my NAS, everybody can change its BT settings.

Other interesting things which can be accessed:

http://<dns-323-ip>/etc/passwd

http://<dns-323-ip>/etc/shadow

http://<dns-323-ip>/server.pem

http://<dns-323-ip>/etc/ez-ipupdate.conf

[fordem]

one more for the list - a command line (telnet?) interface - that will allow those of us who know how and are willing to directly manipulate the device - this comes after discovering my RAID array to be non-functional with no error indications - and attempting to reformat the disks results in a 7MB RAID1 volume on a pair of 80GB disks.

[maxpoz]

Change the printer name LP to "what you want"

[e2000]

SSH console interface for some basic troubleshooting (read logs) and reboot/power cycle

one more for the list - a command line (telnet?) interface - that will allow those of us who know how and are willing to directly manipulate the device - this comes after discovering my RAID array to be non-functional with no error indications - and attempting to reformat the disks results in a 7MB RAID1 volume on a pair of 80GB disks.

[iampedro]

Drivers for Windows 2008 64 bit servers...

[fordem]

Drivers for Windows 2008 64 bit servers...

This is a NAS and you can connect to it from anything that supports CIFS/SMB which is essentially a Microsoft developed protocol - without drivers.

[jswashburn]

This is a NAS and you can connect to it from anything that supports CIFS/SMB which is essentially a Microsoft developed protocol - without drivers.

Correct.

I think what iampedro is talking about however is the whole Vista network discovery feature. I'm not sure if its a "driver" so much as it is a way of profiling a device on the network. Last I heard, D-link had one available for Vista x86, but they pulled it because of some bug. I don't think a 64bit version was ever in the works. Unless of course this "driver" can in fact be used with both Vista x86 and 64bit (though I doubt it).

[fordem]

Don't take this as gospel - but - the way I heard it is that there were problems with those "drivers" and 64-bit Vista due to a problem with an ".ini" file and someone edited the file and got it functional - I could try to track it down if you're interested.