QuTS hero h6.0.1.3564 build 20260723 released

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QuTS hero h6.0.1.3564 build 20260723 2026-07-28

Applicable Models
TS-h2490FU/TS-h1090FU
TS-h1290FX
TDS-h2489FU/ TDS-h2489FU R2
TS-h3088XU-RP
TVS-h1288X/TVS-h1688X
TS-h987XU-RP/TS-h1887XU-RP/TS-h2287XU-RP/TS-h3087XU-RP
TS-h1886XU-RP/TS-1886XU-RP/TS-h1886XU-RP R2
TS-h686/TS-h886
TNS-h1083X
TS-883XU/TS-883XU-RP/TS-983XU/TS-983XU-RP/TS-1283XU/TS-1283XU-RP/TS-1683XU/TS-1683XU-RP/TS-2483XU/TS-2483XU-RP/TS-h1283XU-RP/TS-h1683XU-RP/TS-h2483XU-RP
TS-h977XU-RP/TS-h1277XU-RP/TS-h1677XU-RP/TS-h2477XU-RP
TS-h1277AXU-RP/TS-h1677AXU-RP/TS-h2477AXU-RP/TS-h3077AFU
TVS-h1675U-RP/TVS-h1275U-RP/TVS-h875U-RP/TVS-h875U
TVS-675
TVS-h474/TVS-h674/TVS-h874/TVS-h874X/TVS-h674T/TVS-h874T
TBS-h574TX
TS-873AU/TS-873AU-RP/TS-1273AU-RP/TS-1673AU-RP/TS-873AeU/TS-873AeU-RP
TS-h973AX/TS-473A/TS-673A/TS-873A
TVS-672X/TVS-872X/TVS-672N/TVS-872N/TVS-472XT/TVS-672XT/TVS-872XT
TS-1655/TS-855X
TS-855eU/TS-855eU-RP/TS-h1655XeU-RP
TS-253E/TS-453E
HS-264/TBS-464/TS-364/TS-464/TS-664/TS-264/TS-464C2
TS-466C
TS-464U/TS-464U-RP/TS-1264U-RP/TS-464eU/TS-864eU/TS-864eU-RP
TS-i410X/TS-410E
TS-h765eU
TS-h1277AFX
TVS-AIh1688ATX
Qu805/Qu605/Qu405

Important Notes
The following expansion card models have reached the end of product support, starting from QuTS hero h6.0.0: Mustang-200-C-8G-R10, Mustang-200-i5-1T-32G-R10, Mustang-200-i7-1T-32G-R10, Mustang-F100, Mustang-V100, QM2-2P10G1T, QM2-2S10G1T.
Starting from QuTS hero h6.0.0, the following applications will no longer be supported: CAYIN CMS-WS Lite and CAYIN MediaSign Player (replaced by CAYIN Media Viewer), IDrive, JRE, Mustang Card Manager, Mustang Card User Driver, Python, Python3, QButton, Qmiix Agent, QVR Elite (replaced by QVR Surveillance), Skype.
To ensure system security, starting from h6.0.0 release candidate, QuTS hero no longer allows firmware downgrade.
For the best experience and optimal system performance, we recommend updating all available applications in the App Center after updating the firmware.

Security Updates
Applied multiple security updates to further enhance system security.

Fixed Issues
Fixed an issue where a console message incorrectly hinted the default admin password during setup when users connected the NAS via HDMI. (The default password should be the Cloud Key instead of the MAC address.)
Fixed an issue where Storage & Snapshots incorrectly displayed the firmware version of the TL-R6020Sep-RP SAS JBOD expansion enclosure as 0.0.0.
Fixed an issue where Storage & Snapshots incorrectly displayed the error status icon for TL-R6020Sep-RP SAS JBOD expansion enclosure even though the device was functioning normally.
Fixed an issue where large-capacity storage pools would go offline after users updated QuTS hero version from h5.1.14 to h6.0.0.3500.
Fixed an issue where the “Resize Shared Folder” button would become grayed-out and unclickable after users expanded a shared folder capacity to 5 PB (upper limit).
Fixed an issue where the progress of applying individual ACL permission changes would be occasionally stuck at 0% if the folder structure was deep and complex.
Fixed an issue where Storage Manager would display RAID 60 as RAID 6 when adding a new RAID group.
Fixed an issue where the “Expand Pool” wizard could allow users to exceed the upper limit of 16 disks when creating a RAID 60 group.
Fixed an issue where the snapshots taken on the temporary takeover node would not appear in the SMB Previous Versions after an automatic failback to the original active node.
Fixed an issue where wired 802.1X authentication would fail after a firmware update from QuTS hero h5.x.x to h6.0.0.
Fixed an issue where encrypted shared folders still allowed unsupported characters in passwords, which would lead to unlock failures after firmware update to QuTS hero h6.0.0.
Fixed an issue where DNS resolution would fail if the DNS server IP address was not in the list of allowed connections defined by users.
Fixed an issue where improper API handling would cause abnormal log writing and lead to ramdisk errors.

QuTS hero h6.0.1.3564 build 20260723 | Release Notes | QNAP

Hello,

Is it normal that the changes are exactly the same as the previous firmware version “h6.0.1.3550 Build 20260709”?

Regards

No.

The changes are typically cumulative for that version. In this case, 6.0.1 will always have the same release notes, but subsequent builds include extra items that were fixed in addition to the items shown in the first build of that version. When 6.0.2 is released, the release notes are cleared, and start over again.

But, release notes are not usually identical. I guess QNAP felt the release notes from the build 2 weeks earlier were sufficient. They may have tweaked something that had already been fixed. Or, they just forgot to document the change.

It would be great if QNAP included a section detailing only changes since the last build.

You are right, I hadn’t necessarily made the connection with the “minor” version, which remained the same, but yes, I also agree with you regarding the need to know the possible fixes for this and future versions when this happens again.