Encryption 256 and model numbers 100 series and ISO files

paul5 wrote:

3- '....I don't know much about DLNA if anything, However, I know that there are a few things out that are DLNA compliant so I'll have find out if the Netgear supports or will support it. The last thing I want to do is find out in the near future If i buy equipment that needs to be interconnected via DLNA, say a tablet, but the NAS won't support it then the NAS is nothing more than an expensive door stop. So far the two main things I want, data security and versatility with media files isn't looking good.

ReadyNAS has a DLNA server built in - either Plex or ReadyDLNA, depending on the model. PLEX is available as an add-on for many of the models that ship with ReadyDLNA.

I don't know of any DLNA server that supports ISOs though.

Anyway, I think your ''versatility with media files" comment is off-base. You'll find the playing field is pretty level there, with all the NAS vendors providing the same capabilities.