Thanks for your comment Bob!
Since S3 bucket uses linux also, it has strict file name restriction, too. So sync from S3 to NAS should be fine.
Actually, a QNAP support guy connected my laptop through Teamview and look into my NAS. And we reproduced the shut down. All we did was launch a Filestation and go to the folder that has 4 video files and refresh the Filestation. After I turned it on again, RAID sync started. The support team suggested that after sync finished, connect the NAS to the direct power source.
I did the test this morning and it worked well. I found that when the file station making the thumbnails of videos, CPU utilization goes 99%. That means high power consumption so I assumed UPS is faulty. So I tested UPS with 2 laptops running full load test, but it could handle up to 380W which is more than the QNAP NAS and switch’s power consumption.
Anyway, since it’s working well and I need to comback home today, I decided to let our editors use QNAP without UPS until we get another UPS. If you feel I miss something or have some other advice, please let me know.
Thanks!