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Replacement for Readyshare vault that was discontinued
Greetings, Was doing some home network reconfiguration recently and found my Readyshare vault did not seem to be working. I reconnected the drive and got it going again but could not get e-mail ...
Thanks for the quick replies folks. Maybe I am missing something, the press release said ReadyShare Vault would no longer be supported and may not work going into the future. Is the "Vault" a separate part of the ReadyShare Application?
So I have a drive connected to the R7000 USB. I assume that is now a Readyshare USB drive but there is no backup software which was "The Vault" portion? That being the case what backup application would you recommend that would serve the same purpose as the discontinued VAULT software.
Your USB drives are just drives connected to your network. You can use whatever software you like to backup files from your PC or other stuff on your network to these drives. I use Synchback, Acronis and Easeus to run various backup tasks.
If you already have backup software, I would be surprised if it can't use your READYSHARE drives at the receiving end. You might even find that it is more capable than Vault.
Thank you Michael. Now I see it on my network. I will tie it into my existing WD Backup software. Really appreciate the quick help!
topcorner18 wrote:
Now I see it on my network. I will tie it into my existing WD Backup software.
You may find that it is a lot better than the Netgear option.
I'm also looking for a replacement to the old software, maybe someone on here can help me out. I have a hard drive hooked up the the R7000 so that the four computers in the office can access the drive at the same time, and it acts as a documents folder on each of our computers. I love the fact that I can access it remotely as well, and would like to keep this feature. The only thing is I can't seem to find a program that will back up/sync the hard drive that's plugged into the router. If anyone has a suggestion, that would be extremely helpful.