
QuTS hero is the operating system for high-end and enterprise QNAP NAS models. With Linux and ZFS, QuTS hero supports advanced data reduction technologies for further driving down costs and increasing reliablility of SSD (all-flash) storage.

Mounting an iSCSI drive in Windows File Explorer using Qfinder Pro.
#QFINDER CONNECTING PRO#
Qfinder Pro is a utility that allows you to quickly search and manage your NAS under the same network. Searching and Connecting to a NAS Using Qfinder Pro The following operating systems support Qfinder Pro: Microsoft Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, and Google Chrome OS. Qfinder Pro automatically searches and displays all QNAP NAS on the same network. Identify the NAS you want to connect to from the list.Tip: If you cannot find the NAS, make sure that it is on the same network as your computer. Important: Check the NAS MAC address to ensure the NAS on the list is yours.
#QFINDER CONNECTING UPDATE#
Select Automatically update to the latest firmware version.Updating the NAS Firmware Using Qfinder Pro Select the NAS you want to modify from the list.Modifying the NAS Settings Using Qfinder Pro #QFINDER LINUX MAC# Mounting NAS Folders in Windows File Explorer Using Qfinder Pro Click Browse.The file browser window appears. To save time from logging in, you can use Storage Plug & Connect to mount NAS folders on Windows File Explorer. Click Connect > Storage Plug & Connect.Select the NAS with the folders you want to mount from the list.Qfinder Pro automatically searches and lists all QNAP NAS on the same network. The Storage Plug & Connect window appears. Double-click the folder you want to mount.Qfinder Pro displays all available folders. Tip: Select Automatically assign drive names to automatically assign drive names to mapped folders. You can go to Qfinder Pro > Preferences > General to deselect this option. Mounting an iSCSI Drive in Windows File Explorer Using Qfinder Pro The mounted folder appears in Windows File Explorer. To save time from logging in, you can use Storage Plug & Connect to mount an iSCSI drive on Windows File Explorer. Qfinder pro can't find the NAS and gives me a message that says "cannot connect to device.Only Qfinder Pro for Windows currently supports this feature. For arguments sake (example, not real numbers) let's say the IP addresses are 123.456.0.1 and 123.456.0.2 and both have the subnet 255.255.255.0. The problem comes when I connect both devices directly using the 10Gbps connection using an RJ45 cable. I can connect to the internet in both devices. Qfinder Pro has no issues finding the qnap.
#QFINDER CONNECTING PC#
I have my qnap (tvs-672xt) and PC connected to my switch (using the 1Gbps connections).

Also, I am using a regular RJ45 ethernet cable. If you are using QuFirewall make sure to add your computer's IP address to the "firewall profiles". Add both your NAS and PC to the same subnet (which is what I was always doing). This is for anyone looking for this answer.
