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[Firmware] TS-239 Turbo NAS Official Firmware Released (v3.3.2 Build0819)
QNAP has released the v3.3.2 Build0819 official firmware for TS-239. Please visit http://www.qnap.com/ for more detailed information.
[Firmware] TS-239 Pro II Turbo NAS Official Firmware Released (v3.3.2 Build0819)
QNAP has released the v3.3.2 Build0819 official firmware for TS-239 Pro II. Please visit http://www.qnap.com/ for more detailed information.
[Firmware] TS-259 Turbo NAS Official Firmware Released (v3.3.2 Build0819)
QNAP has released the v3.3.2 Build0819 official firmware for TS-259. Please visit http://www.qnap.com/ for more detailed information.
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NAS How To's

Knowledge Base - NAS How To's
Using your NAS as an archive for Time Machine is fairly easy, although it requires a little fiddling in the Terminal. You can find the pdf contributed by a QNAP forum user - sodium. here based on the ideas from stevebow.
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Knowledge Base - NAS How To's
Unlike USB drives where you would access the drive through a drive letter, accessing the contents on the ReadyNAS is slightly different. You still have an option to access your ReadyNAS content using a drive letter, but you will need to manually "map" a drive letter to your content. Content on the ReadyNAS are represented as shares, such as "media" and "backup". You can access them using what’s called a UNC ("Universal Naming Convention") path. Quite simply in the case of the ReadyNAS, you would access these shares through the file explorer as:
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