TAIPEI, Taiwan — ASUSTOR, a innovator and provider of network storage solutions, announced on February 9, the release of the ASUSTOR Data Master (ADM) 2.4 beta version. ADM is the exclusive operating system for ASUSTOR NAS. Following the release of ADM 2.3, the release of the ADM 2.4 beta version allows users to experience newly optimized performance and enhanced core system functions.
“With the continual release of ADM upgrades, ASUSTOR aims to provide its users with the most optimized operating system possible,” said Vincent Tseng, Product Manager at ASUSTOR. “We sincerely appreciate and thank all our users for their continued support.”
One of the upgraded core functions of the version is the brand new shared folder encryption mechanism which effectively increases data encryption speeds while properly releasing storage space previously occupied by already deleted files to slim down the capacity occupied by encrypted data.
With regards to encrypted folders that were created using ASUSTOR's previous encryption method, a conversion function is provided on the settings page for easy converting without any complicated steps.
Another newly added core function is support for the SSD Trim command which allows SSDs installed on the NAS to maintain stable read/write performance while simultaneously controlling the frequency of overwriting to specific blocks, extending the life of SSDs.
Furthermore, the newly added Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) provides a set of standards that allows managers on a single network management system (NMS) to collect information from all network equipment for convenient monitoring and maintenance.
The ADM 2.4 Beta is suitable for use on all ASUSTOR NAS devices. All ASUSTOR NAS users are welcome to download it and experience the latest enhancements firsthand.
