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I wanted to test my RAM and noticed QNAP Diagnostic Tool is no more.
Any other way to test it? or Just Memtest86 on a bootable usb drive?

Thanks!

qnap seems to have gotten rid of it (some diagnostics left in the helpdesk app) ...why?..only qnap knows

dolbyman wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2019 11:57 pm qnap seems to have gotten rid of it (some diagnostics left in the helpdesk app) ...why?..only qnap knows

Yes... I see... maybe helpdesk tool (which I uninstall it after every firmware update), has it now integrated.
Thanks!

I see some diagnostic tools have integrated with the helpdesk app, Does anyone know where/how I get get the write speed of the NAS? all the articles I am finding are running the "file system analyzer" in the Diagnostic tool.....which is no longer available. Anyone know of another way to get the same results?

you can use ssh for extensive testing

viewtopic.php?t=140883

Anything native to QNAP to get similar results? I don't really want to install 3rd party apps, especially PHP versions as that is one of the most insecure languages out there.

nothing native

I think the Qboost tool took over for a more UI-friendly utility.

The Diagnostic tool can still be downloaded (for now) from QNAP, they just removed the link from the webpage, but the link still works.

Intel download:
https://download.qnap.com/QPKG/diagnost ... 171226.zip

Thank you for the link to the diagnostic tool. I downloaded it, but I am in the dark as to how you load it onto a Qnap (TS-653Pro, 2 of them). All the apps I have on the Qnap have been loaded through the App center function in the Qnap machine, so getting the software from my Windows computer to the Qnap is new territory for me.

zip file contains a qpkg, it is installed via app center -> manual install

https://www.qnap.com/en/how-to/knowledg ... -manually/