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Encryption 256 and model numbers 100 series and ISO files
hi, Need to know before I buy. 1- Netgear RN10400-100AJS I can't find anything on it in the Netgear site except for the RN104, as in the RN100 series, is it the same thing and what does the 100AJS ...
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1- So how do I know what is the current version, and would the version number be on the box.
2- That's a problem, for in the data sheets it has OS 6 as volume encryption so you assume it can already do it and considering all the threads I read dating back to 2008 on the feature request. NetGear Doesn't inspire much confidence. If they're advertising it in the data sheet it should be there.
2A - As for the overhead it shouldn't be that taxing (speaking from ignorance) I have full disk encryption 'True Crypt' on my computers and have never noticed any degradation.
3- I have never done it before so I have to be careful on this matter as to how. The general idea is that they would be played via a media player feeding a TV or other, as to whether the media player mounts the ISO's as it currently does from it's HDD or USB Drive or the NAS has to do it if it the player is networked I don't know. This is new to me. So my assumption is, if the NAS can mount, then I shouldn't have any problems.
1- So how do I know what is the current version, and would the version number be on the box.
2- That's a problem, for in the data sheets it has OS 6 as volume encryption so you assume it can already do it and considering all the threads I read dating back to 2008 on the feature request. NetGear Doesn't inspire much confidence. If they're advertising it in the data sheet it should be there.
2A - As for the overhead it shouldn't be that taxing (speaking from ignorance) I have full disk encryption 'True Crypt' on my computers and have never noticed any degradation.
3- I have never done it before so I have to be careful on this matter as to how. The general idea is that they would be played via a media player feeding a TV or other, as to whether the media player mounts the ISO's as it currently does from it's HDD or USB Drive or the NAS has to do it if it the player is networked I don't know. This is new to me. So my assumption is, if the NAS can mount, then I shouldn't have any problems.
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