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Qumulo Core Feature Log

This section lists the most important features from each release.

🟠 Fixed in latest version

7.10 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.10.3

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Features and Improvements

Important
To improve standardization and consistency, this release introduces new aliases for existing qq CLI command names. All existing command names continue to function as before. For a full list of changes, see Qumulo Core 7.10.3 in the Qumulo qq CLI Change Log.

Cloud Data Fabric:
- Configured spoke portals to show a cached view of hub portal root directory paths
- In the Qumulo Core Web UI, on the Spoke Portal <N> page, replaced the Hub Directory ID column with the Hub Directory column and made related changes to the REST API and qq CLI
CNQ on GCP: Added support for GCS Coldline Storage on new CNQ on GCP clusters
Snapshot Policies:
- Added the yearly schedule to snapshot policies and made related changes to the REST API and qq CLI
- Changed the monthly schedule to accept the 28th day of the month
- Added subcommands to the qq snapshot_create_policy and qq month_of_year commands
Shift-To and Shift-From: Configured Shift to…
- Correctly store and send the six AWS user-controlled system metadata headers for a file’s object
- Behave in compliance with Amazon S3 specifications

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Qumulo Core 7.10.2.1

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Important
🟠 The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.

S3 API: Configured the Qumulo S3 API to store and return the six AWS user-controlled system metadata headers
Cloud Data Fabric (CDF): Resolved performance issues for NFS delete operations on portal spokes
General Improvements: Updated Qumulo Core to Time Zone Database Release 2026e

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Qumulo Core 7.10.1.3

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Features and Improvements

Important

🟠 The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.
This release…
- Resolves an issue that previously reduced the performance of the process that reclaims the capacity used by deleted snapshots on clusters with large numbers of deleted snapshots.
- Significantly shortens quorum formation time for Cloud Native Qumulo created on Qumulo Core versions lower than 7.10.0 and Stratus Accelerator clusters created on Qumulo Core versions lower than 7.9.2.
For Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) clusters that were:
- Deployed on Qumulo Core lower than 7.4.3: If the clusters haven’t undergone a cluster infrastructure adjustment on Qumulo Core 7.4.3 (or higher), they must complete this process before upgrading to Qumulo Core 7.10.1 (or higher). The process retains your cluster’s configuration and all data.
- Deployed or Adjusted Cluster Infrastructure on Qumulo Core 7.4.3 (and higher): No additional steps are required.

Cloud Data Fabric (CDF):
- Added a Qumulo Web UI portal management page under Cluster > Portal
- Updated REST API endpoints and qq CLI commands related to portal connectivity, portal quorum events, and listing configuration status for hub portals and spoke portals
Qumulo Authoritative DNS (QDNS): Configured QDNS to serve DNS records with a customizable TTL value and made a corresponding change to the qq CLI
Resolved Issues With:
- Writes to a spoke portal over S3 returning the 403 Forbidden HTTP status code rather than the correct 501 Not Implemented status code
- Deleting a portal relationship with open connections to a directory
- Moving IP addresses of a CNQ on Azure cluster
- LDAP lookups and distinguished names containing a comma (,)

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Qumulo Core 7.10.0.3 (Quarterly)

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Features and Improvements

Important

🟠 The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.
This release…
- Resolves an issue that previously reduced the performance of the process that reclaims the capacity used by deleted snapshots on clusters with large numbers of deleted snapshots.
- Includes a cryptographic module compliant with FIPS 140-3. To be able to upgrade your cluster to Qumulo Core 7.10.0.1, you must ensure that all certificates on your cluster are compliant with FIPS 140-3. Non-compliant certificates can cause error messages beginning with REPLACEMENT_ADVICE or MATCHING_KEY_ADVICE.
For Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) clusters that were:
- Deployed on Qumulo Core lower than 7.4.3: If the clusters haven’t undergone a cluster infrastructure adjustment on Qumulo Core 7.4.3 (or higher), they must complete this process before upgrading to Qumulo Core 7.10.1 (or higher). The process retains your cluster’s configuration and all data.
- Deployed or Adjusted Cluster Infrastructure on Qumulo Core 7.4.3 (and higher): No additional steps are required.

Audit Logging: Added logging for internal Qumulo REST API operations performed on the cluster’s behalf
Cloud Data Fabric (CDF): Made improvements for workflows with significant spoke portal read and write activity
Networking: Improved error detection in the back-end network layer to enhance cluster stability and resilience
Web UI: Made improvements to:
- Portal Cache reporting on the donut chart on the Overview page
- Messaging about portal relationship connectivity
- Information about portal host cluster files and directories on Analytics Activity dashboards
REST API: Made improvements to Analytics and Files endpoints

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7.9 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.9.3.1

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue with system performance during the cluster capacity reclamation process.
For clusters running Qumulo Core 7.9.0 (and higher), you must wait for on-disk upgrades to complete before you can upgrade the cluster to a higher version (this process typically takes 1-2 days). To check whether a cluster is ready to be upgraded, you can use the Qumulo REST API or the qq CLI. For example:
POST /v2/upgrade/verify-image
qq upgrade_verify_image \ --path /example/path/to/target/image

Cloud Data Fabric:
- Made significant latency and throughput improvements on hub portals and spoke portals on Qumulo clusters with CPU-constrained metadata reads
- Made significant speed improvements for opening and listing certain directory types
- Added a REST API endpoint and a qq CLI command for querying recent portal quorum events
Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ), Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ), and Stratus Accelerator Clusters: Resolved a performance issue with slow reads after cluster membership reconfiguration
Made modest latency and throughput improvements for all Qumulo clusters with CPU-constrained metadata reads
Improved the responsiveness of certain operations that SMB, NFS3 and NFSv4.1 clients initiate after listing a directory

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Qumulo Core 7.9.2.3

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves…
- An issue with system performance during the cluster capacity reclamation process.
- Stratus Accelerator Clusters Deployed with Qumulo Core 7.9.2: An issue with an unlikely scenario that previously could occur on a Qumulo cluster with heavy workloads resulting from moving or combining data stored on a shared DataCore cluster. In this scenario, the object metadata cache can become corrupted when SSDs on nodes perform operations out of order.
- An issue with Product Package deployments of Qumulo Core versions lower than 7.9.2 that are configured to use Host-Managed Networking. Qumulo Core detects any unintentionally unassigned floating IP addresses and restores them without affecting client connectivity.
For clusters running Qumulo Core 7.9.0 (and higher), you must wait for on-disk upgrades to complete before you can upgrade the cluster to a higher version (this process typically takes 1-2 days). To check whether a cluster is ready to be upgraded, you can use the Qumulo REST API or the qq CLI. For example:
POST /v2/upgrade/verify-image
qq upgrade_verify_image \ --path /example/path/to/target/image
This release adds important performance, security, and stability improvements:
- Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ), Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ), and Stratus Accelerator clusters: Improved cluster start-up times.
- Appliance Hardware Installations: Upgraded the host kernel on Ubuntu 24.04, from 6.8.0-85 to 6.8.0-117
- Disabled the algif_aead kernel module to mitigate the Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) vulnerability.
This release adds important cluster management functionality:
- Added the following REST API endpoint and qq CLI command to let you retrieve recent portal quorum success and abandon events recorded by cluster nodes. This functionality can help administrators of clusters with large or complex portal relationships monitor recent portal quorum issues and debug networking and availability.
  - GET /v1/portal/quorum/events
  - qq portal_list_quorum_events
This release resolves issues that previously…
- Prevented the system from handling an internal encoding inconsistency from legacy builds
- Prevented quorum formation if the audit server address specified in the audit configuration isn't a valid IP address or DNS name
- Could cause Qumulo Core to become unresponsive if a remote syslog endpoint configured for audit log delivery becomes unreachable
- Could cause Qumulo Core to crash if a multi-part upload to a versioned S3 bucket took longer than approximately 10 seconds
- Could cause Qumulo Core to crash while upgrading on-disk structures in certain scenarios

Added support for IPv6 addresses to CNQ on AWS clusters
Added support for Offline Files for Windows to SMB and added supporting REST API and qq CLI changes
Configured new Stratus Accelerator clusters to use the Object Metadata Cache (OMC) as the source of truth for objects in use by a cluster
Removed and replaced /v1 endpoints for managing hub portals and spoke portals with /v2 counterparts
Enabled atime updates to take place every 24 hours by default
Resolved the following issues:
- CNQ, ANQ, and Stratus Accelerator Clusters: Cluster fault tolerance reporting
- CNQ Clusters: DNS resolution malfunctions when the user runs the apt upgrade command
- CNQ on Azure Clusters: System configuration doesn’t respect the host DNS configuration
- Nexus Remote Support: Can’t connect when using a proxy configured with a CNAME record
- Nexus Agent: Can’t detect a cleanly closed connection to Nexus

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Qumulo Core 7.9.1.3

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves…
- An issue that previously significantly delayed the system process that cleans up snapshots for certain cluster configurations, causing the system to reach the total snapshot limit
- An issue with system performance during the cluster capacity reclamation process.
- An issue that previously could cause Qumulo Core to crash while upgrading on-disk structures in certain scenarios.
For clusters running Qumulo Core 7.9.0 (and higher), you must wait for on-disk upgrades to complete before you can upgrade the cluster to a higher version (this process typically takes 1-2 days). To check whether a cluster is ready to be upgraded, you can use the Qumulo REST API or the qq CLI. For example:
POST /v2/upgrade/verify-image
qq upgrade_verify_image \ --path /example/path/to/target/image

Configured the Qumulo Core Product Package .rpm packages to allow firewalling and Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) in enforcing mode, and to enable these features upon installation
Added support for RDMA over NFSv3 on production clusters
Added support for Microsoft Hyper-V edge clusters
Resolved issues with /v1/files REST API endpoints
Resolved an issue with enumerating snapshots while using the NFSv3 and NFSv4.1 protocols
Resolved an issue with quorum formation caused by audit server address misconfiguration

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Qumulo Core 7.9.0.5 (Quarterly)

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Features and Improvements

Important

🟠 The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.
This release makes critical improvements:
- Prevented a crash that previously occurred under rare conditions and could affect certain SMB operations during an unstable portal quorum
- Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ), Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ), and Stratus Accelerator clusters: Improved cluster start-up times.
- Appliance Hardware Installations: Upgraded the host kernel on Ubuntu 24.04, from 6.8.0-85 to 6.8.0-117
- Disabled the algif_aead kernel module to mitigate the Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) vulnerability.
This release resolves issues that previously…
- Significantly delayed the system process that cleans up snapshots for certain cluster configurations, causing the system to reach the total snapshot limit
- Affected system performance during the cluster reclamation process
- Prevented the system from handling an internal encoding inconsistency from legacy builds
- Prevented quorum formation if the audit server address specified in the audit configuration isn't a valid IP address or DNS name
- Prevented Nexus agent on nodes in a Qumulo Core cluster from detecting a cleanly closed connection to Nexus and reconnecting, causing nodes to continue reporting metrics without being able to be managed from Nexus until the connection was reset
- Could cause Qumulo Core to become unresponsive if a remote syslog endpoint configured for audit log delivery becomes unreachable
- Could cause Qumulo Core to crash if a multi-part upload to a versioned S3 bucket took longer than approximately 10 seconds
- Could cause Qumulo Core to crash while upgrading on-disk structures in certain scenarios
This release adds important cluster management functionality:
- Added the GET /v1/portal/quorum/events REST API endpoint and the qq portal_list_quorum_events CLI command to let you retrieve recent portal quorum success and abandon events recorded by cluster nodes.
This release has special upgrade provisions:
- Before the upgrade to Qumulo Core 7.9.0.x
  - All Clusters: Ensure that your cluster has at least 1 GB of available capacity for each node (for example, a 4-node cluster requires 4 GB of available capacity). If your cluster doesn't have sufficient total available capacity, you must free up or expand your cluster's capacity.
  - CNQ on AWS Clusters: Update your CloudWatch IAM policy to take advantage of the audit log pipeline upgrade (which improves Amazon CloudWatch log processing) included with this release. This upgrade improves Amazon CloudWatch log processing. Working with either the /v1/audit or /v2/audit endpoints to send audit logs to Amazon CloudWatch requires the following IAM permissions:
    - logs:CreateLogStream
    - logs:DescribeLogGroups
    - logs:DescribeLogStreams
    - logs:PutLogEvents
    You can prepare for these changes in two ways:
    - Automated IAM Policy Update: For Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) clusters deployed by using Terraform, take the following steps:
      - Download the latest scripts from Nexus.
      - Run the terraform apply command.
    - Manual IAM Policy Update: For clusters with manually configured policies, update your IAM policy. For more information, see Sending Audit Logs for a Qumulo Cloud Cluster to CloudWatch on Qumulo Care.
- During the upgrade
  - The platform upgrade requires either a complete reboot (rebooting all nodes in your cluster at the same time) or a rolling reboot (rebooting the nodes in your cluster one at a time).
  - Qumulo Core performs preparations for future functionality. These preparations require file system space for running a background process.
- After the upgrade
  - Existing CNQ, Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ), and Stratus Accelerator: Clusters undergo a process which requires two quorum changes. This process improves CPU and memory usage for these cluster types. After this process is complete, we expect that:
    - Write performance is equivalent to steady state (for example, when your Qumulo cluster has been running without disruptions) immediately after the quorum transition, because the entire address space becomes available.
    - CPU usage no longer spikes after quorum transition on large Qumulo clusters.
    - Large amounts of memory become available.
  - Consecutive Upgrade Delay: Clusters might be blocked from upgrading to a higher version of Qumulo Core due to upgrades of on-disk structures and other background activities:
    - All Clusters: For up to 24 hours
    - Exceptionally Large CNQ, ANQ, and Stratus Accelerator Clusters: For up to 36 hours

Audit Logging
- Upgraded the audit log pipeline with a unified routing engine
- Added the ability to configure up to 20 custom audit log destinations
- Added the following functionality for every audit log destination:
  - Unique, reusable numerical IDs
  - Independent buffering
  - Automatic retry
  - Status monitoring
Authentication
- Added support for one-to-one mode, in which all LDAP usernames map to identical names within a specified Active Directory domain
Cloud Data Fabric (CDF)
- Changed how NFSv3, NFSv4.1, and SMB report disk usage for files on spoke portals
- Improved the availability of hub portal host clusters and spoke portal hub clusters when spoke portals are disconnected
- Improved the speed at which portal quorums reform and background CDF processes recover
Protocols
- Changed NFSv3 and NFSv4.1 disk space calculations to display more accurate (slightly smaller) sizes for certain files and directories
- Changed case-insensitive SMB lookups to behave the way they do on a Windows server, making it possible for files such as Straße and Strasse to exist in the same directory
- Added support for conditional writes to the CompleteMultipartUpload and PutObject S3 API actions by using the If-Match and If-None-Match headers
General Improvements
- Improved IOPS performance for certain metadata-heavy workloads
- Revised analytics, audit, files, and snapshots REST APIs
- Added the qsnap standalone CLI tool to replace the capacity-related functionality of /v1/snapshots
- Removed a number of outdated qq CLI commands pertaining to retrieving and configuring syslog and CloudWatch status and configuration
Bug Fixes
- Resolved an issue with opening a TCP socket to the Azure Instance Metadata Service (IMDS)
- Resolved an issue with restarting systemd-networkd
- Resolved an issue with the qq fs_list_locks command when using the --protocol smb --lock-type share-mode flags

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7.8 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.8.4.3

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue that previously caused delays in reading data from and writing data to a cluster immediately following a quorum event.
This release resolves an issue with the upgrade process that previously caused the Qumulo cluster to become available after a delay.
This release disables the algif_aead kernel module to mitigate the Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) vulnerability.

Improved the performance of NFSv3 and NFSv4.1 workloads
Added support for unstable writes to all hub portals and spoke portals, including data in Cloud Data Fabric (CDF), significantly improving application workflows
Added support for configuring NTP servers on Cloud Native Qumulo on Azure nodes
- Replaced deprecated /v1/time REST API endpoints with their /v2/time counterparts
- Updated and added new REST API endpoints
Resolved an issue with NFS export names when modifying a tenant

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Qumulo Core 7.8.3.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves a memory management issue that previously could cause a Qumulo node to go offline.

Added SMB share-mode lock functionality across Cloud Data Fabric (CDF) portals
Added the ability to use caching without requiring clients to match the throughput of any Qumulo cluster type—and the corresponding REST API endpoint and qq CLI command
Added the ability to restart the container on every node (rather than only on the specified node) in a cluster—and the corresponding REST API endpoint and qq CLI commands

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Qumulo Core 7.8.2.1

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue that could cause nodes in clusters with specific configurations to restart unexpectedly.
This release improves the compatibility of Qumulo Core 7.8.2 (and higher) with all large memory node types.
This release improves the stability and data integrity of Qumulo Core 7.8.2 (and higher).

Improved the stability and connectivity of portal relationships when multiple peer portal addresses
Improved the read performance for scenarios with intermittent connectivity issues that can cause a portal quorum event

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Qumulo Core 7.8.1.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue that could cause nodes in clusters with specific configurations to restart unexpectedly.

Enabled Try it out functionality on the APIs & Tools Web UI page to work with POST, PUT, and PATCH requests after clicking Use current session
Deprecated some /v1/portal REST API endpoints and replaced others with /v2/portal endpoints that let you retrieve information about and create portals with multiple root directories

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Qumulo Core 7.8.0.4 (Quarterly)

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Features and Improvements

Important

Prevented the system from handling an internal encoding inconsistency from legacy builds
This release resolves an issue with the upgrade process that previously caused the Qumulo cluster to become available after a delay.
the algif_aead kernel module to mitigate the Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) vulnerability.
This release improves the ability of appliance-image-based Qumulo Core clusters that use host-managed networking to withstand networking issues.

Improved the performance of Cloud Data Fabric (CDF) writes from the hub portal to a spoke portal
Added Host-Managed Networking Mode for all Qumulo Core Product Package installations of Qumulo Core 7.8.0.4 (and higher)
Added support for the STREAMING-AWS4-HMAC-SHA256-PAYLOAD and STREAMING-AWS4-HMAC-SHA256-PAYLOAD-TRAILER authentication types to the S3 API
Changed Authoritative DNS (QDNS) configuration to:
- Serve A records for the first Qumulo network on the cluster’s base domain
- Provide improved support for Windows Server DNS and stricter DNS resolvers
Added support for accepting and returning security identifiers (SIDs) with the IdentifierAuthority value larger than 255

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7.7 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.7.5.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue with an uncommon sequence of operations that previously could cause an internal encoding inconsistency.

Added expansion of the placeholder %U to a username for SMB shares
Added the ability to handle NFSv4.1 user identities in the <principal>@<domain> format when a domain name is different from the Active Directory domain to which your Qumulo cluster is joined
Made additions and revisions associated with these changes to qq CLI commands and REST API endpoints
Resolved an issue with creating new files and then writing them to a spoke portal over SMB
Resolved an issue with the NFSv4.1 server not presenting the INHERITED flag on an Access Control Entry if the entry was inherited from a parent directory

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Qumulo Core 7.7.4.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue with an uncommon sequence of operations that previously could cause an internal encoding inconsistency.

The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.
Added the /v1/portal/ping REST API endpoint and the qq portal_ping command
Changed how the qq ad_cancel, ad_join, ad_leave, and ad_reconfigure commands return the status of in-progress background operations

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Qumulo Core 7.7.3

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Features and Improvements

Updated the /v3/smb/share/ REST API endpoint
Made Nexus security improvements

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Qumulo Core 7.7.2

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves a kernel incompatibility with hardware platforms that use AMD EPYC 9004 Series (AMD Genoa and later) CPUs.

Significantly improved the performance of the incremental replication process for directories

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Qumulo Core 7.7.1.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves a kernel incompatibility with hardware platforms that use AMD EPYC 9004 Series (AMD Genoa and later) CPUs.

Changed how NFS export host restrictions use KRB* keywords in Qumulo Core by allowing an additional match for hosts that authenticate by using a specific Kerberos flavor
Added REST API endpoints and qq CLI commands to support specifying a registration key that associates your Qumulo cluster with your Qumulo Nexus account
Changed qq CLI error messages to write to stderr instead of stdout
Resolved an S3 API issue with applications placing a trailing whitespace in the signed header field

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Qumulo Core 7.7.0.3 (Quarterly)

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue with the upgrade process that previously caused the Qumulo cluster to become available after a delay.
the algif_aead kernel module to mitigate the Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) vulnerability.
This release resolves a kernel incompatibility with hardware platforms that use AMD EPYC 9004 Series (AMD Genoa and later) CPUs.
This release resolves an issue where previously it was possible for QFSD to crash when system clock time was moved "backwards" while Cloud Data Fabric (CDF) is enabled for a Qumulo cluster.
To prevent Qumulo Core from consuming a large amount of memory when an Intel NIC is installed in a node, we have blacklisted the irdma kernel module in Qumulo Core 7.7.0 (and higher).

Added Non-VPN Remote Support for self-managed Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) and on-premises clusters
Removed and replaced qq CLI commands related to Snapshots functionality
Resolved an issue with case sensitivity in Domain Controller lists

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7.6 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.6.4.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue that affects Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ) and Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) clusters. While this issue did not affect cluster data, it caused the system to not delete unneeded backing data. When certain accounts retained this data incorrectly, there was a potential increase in consumption of cloud resources.

Improved Cloud Data Fabric portal data synchronization speeds
Made improvements to the Network Configuration V3 REST APIs:
- Moved a number of /v3/network/* REST APIs out of preview status
- Added a number qq network_*, qq portal_authorize_hub, and qq_snapshot_* CLI commands

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Qumulo Core 7.6.3.1

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue with Cloud Data Fabric where previously it was possible for a client connected through SMB to perform an operation on a file from a spoke portal after the same file was deleted from the hub portal, causing the cluster to become unavailable.

Made EdgeConnect (unprotected, single-node edge) clusters publicly available as bare-metal and VM deployments
- Added the cluster_type metric to the Qumulo OpenMetrics API Specification
Improved Cloud Data Fabric (CDF):
- Increased portal data synchronization IOPS and throughput for many CDF workloads
- Added full support for SMB Read Lease and Write Lease functionality to CDF
- Resolved an issue related to audit logging and spoke portal file path resolution
Improved the S3 API:
- Added support for the STREAMING-UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD-TRAILER authentication type with the CRC64-NVME and SHA-256 checksum formats
- Added Qumulo Core support for the default authentication type that the AWS CLI uses for the PutObject and UploadPart API actions
Added the ability to specify a list of Active Directory domain controllers that overrides the default auto-discovery process
Limited the number of bind_uri entries to 3 for standalone LDAP queries
Made qq CLI and REST API changes to support the new EdgeConnect, CDF, S3 API, Active Directory, and LDAP functionality

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Qumulo Core 7.6.2

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Features and Improvements

Made improvements to Cloud Data Fabric:
- Added the ability to configure up to 32 spoke portal root directories for each portal relationship
- Made corresponding /v2/portal/* REST API and qq portal_* CLI changes
- Changed some of the terminology concerning portal relationship states and portal root directory states
Ensured that the ListObjectsV2 S3 API action supports the start-after parameter

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Qumulo Core 7.6.1.1

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Features and Improvements

Note
This release of Qumulo Core adds Illumio Policy Compute Engine (PCE) and Virtual Enforcement Node (VEN) functionality that ensures network security within the container.

If your cluster doesn't use Illumio, there is no need to upgrade to this release.
To connect each node in your cluster to a VEN, run the illumio-ven-ctl command within the container on every node in your cluster. For more information, see VEN Activate Command Reference in the Illumio documentation.

Added the ability to apply the private policy to an S3 bucket at creation time
For Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ), replaced two OpenMetrics metrics for node and drive failure
Resolved an issue with the REST API endpoint for unconfigured nodes

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Qumulo Core 7.6.0.2 (Quarterly)

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue with the Qumulo Core upgrade process.
This release resolves unexpected behavior in the latest host operating system which can block the Qumulo Core upgrade process due to temporary storage becoming unavailable.
This release resolves an issue identified in Qumulo Core 7.5.4 where, under certain conditions, a node could become unavailable during an update.

The majority of functionality and stability improvements in this Qumulo Core release are internal.
Resolved an issue with the location of S3 buckets created from the Qumulo Core Web UI

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7.5 Releases

Qumulo Core 7.5.5.2

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue identified in Qumulo Core 7.5.4 where, under certain conditions, a node could become unavailable during an update.

Added the ability to specify a comma-separated list of bind URIs when configuring LDAP
Changed the error message when a user attempts to write to a read-only S3 bucket on a spoke portal
Resolved an issue with unexpected SAS controller behavior on hardware nodes
Added the ability for CNQ clusters to use the REST API and qq CLI to modify cloud monitoring settings

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Qumulo Core 7.5.4.2

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Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue identified in Qumulo Core 7.5.4 where, under certain conditions, a node could become unavailable during an update.
This release resolves an issue where File Explorer becomes unresponsive and then displays the Unable to create shortcut error when a user attempts to create a shortcut inside an SMB share on a Qumulo cluster.
This release resolves unexpected SAS controller behavior on hardware nodes, where previously hot-plugging drives could cause cluster instability.

Improved the efficiency of parallel operations for workloads that perform a high number of small transactions on the spoke portal
Modified the PutObject S3 API action to accept the x-amz-tagging header that contains properly encoded key-value pairs

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Qumulo Core 7.5.3

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Features and Improvements

Made improvements to the S3 API:
- Added the ability for the S3 API to access spoke portal data
- Removed the requirement to have the ObjectLockEnabled setting for an S3 bucket from the GetObjectRetention and GetObjectLegalHold S3 API actions
Made significant improvements to NFSv4.1 readdir operation performance for:
- Clusters with numerous export host restrictions
- Active Directory for POSIX attributes where files have AD owners with numerous group memberships
Added an OpenMetrics metric for tracking shared data for a hub portal root directory

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Qumulo Core 7.5.2

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Features and Improvements

Added the ability to upgrade NeuralCache on Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ) and Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) instances deployed on Qumulo Core versions lower than 7.4.1
Added the ability to configure up to 32 hub portals and up to 32 spoke portals on the same cluster at the same time
Made improvements to the S3 API:
- Extended the expiration of presigned S3 URLs
- Changed the PutObject S3 API action to accept all valid HTTP header keys
- Resolved issues with the CopyObject S3 API action
Added OpenMetrics for self-managed, on-premises clusters and CNQ instances
Added support for latest Western Digital Ultrastar DC SN640 SSD firmware

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Qumulo Core 7.5.1.2

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Features and Improvements

Important
This release resolves an issue that previously caused an increase in logging output levels on CNQ and ANQ.

For CNQ on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), added support for Cold clusters with an object tier for infrequent access to files and directories
Made improvements to the S3 API:
- Resolved an issue with S3 directory deletion
- Modified the XML response bodies for S3 API actions to return the canonical XML header
Modified files REST APIs to return entity tag (ETag) values correctly
Added support for latest Western Digital Ultrastar DC SN640 SSD firmware\

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Qumulo Core 7.5.0.3 (Quarterly)

Downloads and Release Notes🔒

Features and Improvements

Important

This release resolves an issue with Authoritative DNS (QDNS) by reducing the amount of logging for the feature.
This release resolves a rare issue where previously, under certain conditions, concurrent quorum-related activity could result in file system data being overwritten.
This release resolves an issue that previously occurred after a spoke portal was deleted.
This release resolves the following on-premises cluster issues:
- For clusters with certain erasure coding configurations deployed before July 4, 2020, this release resolves an issue that previously could occur during quorum formation, resulting in internal metadata being in an inconsistent state.
- This release resolves unexpected SAS controller behavior on hardware nodes, where previously hot-plugging drives could cause cluster instability.

Made improvements to Cloud Data Fabric:
- Enabled the creation of up to 32 spoke portals on a single Qumulo cluster
- Improved file creation latency and throughput for spoke portals
- Added the Priority Sync feature for read-write spoke portals
Added Qumulo Authoritative DNS (QDNS) to Qumulo Core
Added support for latest Western Digital Ultrastar DC SN640 SSD firmware
Resolved an issue with incorrect drive types for nodes in on-premises clusters
Modified the ListBuckets S3 API action to use the BucketPolicy permission together with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Qumulo Core

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