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title: "Jak sprawdzić, czy mój model QNAP NAS jest modelem legacy?"
url: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/jak-sprawdzic-czy-moj-model-qnap-nas-jest-modelem-legacy.43906/"
thread_id: 43906
date: "2026-06-13"
category: "Wiedza"
section: "Oficjalne podręczniki"
source: "Forum QNAP Polska"
site: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl"
language: "pl"
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# Jak sprawdzić, czy mój model QNAP NAS jest modelem legacy?

> Source: <https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/jak-sprawdzic-czy-moj-model-qnap-nas-jest-modelem-legacy.43906/> · Wiedza · Forum QNAP Polska · 2026-06-13

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#### Produkty, których dotyczy:

- QTS

Jeśli Twój model NAS znajduje się na poniższej liście, oznacza to, że jest to model legacy.

| QTS 4.2.6 |  |  |
| --- | --- | --- |
| SS-439 Pro | TS-439 | TS-559 Pro+ |
| SS-839 Pro | TS-439 Pro II | TS-639 Pro |
| TS-110 | TS-439 Pro II+ | TS-659 Pro |
| TS-210 | TS-439U-RP/ SP | TS-659 Pro II |
| TS-239 Pro | TS-439U | TS-659 Pro+ |
| TS-239 Pro II | TS-459 Pro | TS-809 Pro |
| TS-239 Pro II+ | TS-459 Pro II | TS-809U-RP |
| TS-259 Pro | TS-459 Pro+ | TS-859 Pro |
| TS-259 Pro+ | TS-459U-RP/SP | TS-859 Pro+ |
| TS-269H | TS-459U-RP+/SP+ | TS-859U-RP |
| TS-410 | TS-509 Pro | TS-859U-RP+ |
| TS-410U | TS-559 Pro |  |
| TS-439 Pro | TS-559 Pro II |  |
| QTS 4.3.3 |  |  |
| HS-210 | TS-212-E | TS-419P+ |
| HS-210-D | TS-212P | TS-419U |
| HS-210-Onkyo | TS-219 | TS-419U II |
| TS-112 | TS-219P | TS-419U+ |
| TS-112P | TS-219P II | TS-420 |
| TS-119 | TS-219P+ | TS-420-D |
| TS-119P II | TS-220 | TS-420U |
| TS-119P+ | TS-221 | TS-421 |
| TS-120 | TS-412 | TS-421U |
| TS-121 | TS-419P |  |
| TS-212 | TS-419P II |  |

Możesz też wykonać poniższe kroki, aby określić typ modelu NAS.

1. [Zaloguj się do NAS przez SSH](https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/46123/).
2. Uruchom [~] # ls /sbin/hal_app

- Jeśli NAS jest modelem **legacy**, wynik jest następujący:
[~] # ls /sbin/hal_app
ls: /sbin/hal_app: No such file or directory
- Jeśli NAS jest modelem **HAL**, wynik jest następujący:
[~] # ls /sbin/hal_app
/sbin/hal_app*

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