QNAP® Security today announced the release of new QVR 5.0.3 firmware for VioStor NVR, which features Qstart for easy system setup, includes a GNU Bash security patch update, and supports six new Canon® IP cameras for compatibility.
“To solve the hassle of complex network settings that many traditional CCTV users encounter when transferring to using NVR systems, Qstart allows auto configuration, auto port detection and comprehensive switch control for easy management,” said Joe Jen, senior product marketing manager of QNAP Security.
Qstart simplifies system initialization and network switch control for users to experience effortless NVR installation and remote maintenance. While providing quick initial setting in few clicks, Qstart integrates major functions of PoE switches and can set up camera IPs automatically. Users can easily manage PoE or network on/off and monitor devices status and network traffic flow. Its intuitive GUI and event notification allow for precise failure detection and efficient troubleshooting.
QVR 5.0.3 further fixes the GNU Bash Environment Variable Command Injection Vulnerability (also known as “Shellshock”) CVE-2014-6277, CVE-2014-6278, CVE-2014-7186 and CVE-2014-7187, though they do not see direct impact to the VioStor NVR system.
Qstart is available for the following VioStor NVR models with specific switch brands and models.
- VS-6120 Pro+/ 6116 Pro+/ 6112 Pro+
- VS-4116 Pro/ 4112 Pro/ 4108 Pro+
- VS-2112 Pro+/ 2108 Pro+/ 2104 Pro+
Newly integrated Canon IP cameras include:
Dome Cameras
- VB-H630VE: Full HD Outdoor Fixed Dome (Vandal-resistant)
- VB-M620VE: 1.3MP Outdoor Fixed Dome (Vandal-resistant)
Box Cameras
- VB-H730F: Full HD Fixed Box
- VB-M720F: 1.3MP Fixed Box
PTZ Cameras
- VB-H43: Full HD Pan Tilt Zoom
- VB-M42: 1.3MP Pan Tilt Zoom
Availability
QVR 5.0.3 is available to download from here.
For more information about Qstart, a full list of compatible IP cameras and VioStor NVR products, please visit www.qnapsecurity.com.