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True Crypt and NAS DuoV2
I have a RND2110-100NAS-v2 on my home (and work) networks. I have just started using True Crypt to encrypt (system drive) my desktops and laptops on my networks. I can tell you that I use it on a very...
Gatrnol wrote:
Am I somehow misinterpreting what "v2" means here?
Yes
There were 2 versions of the "original" Duo based on a sparc processor - not surprisingly differentiated by v1 or v2 in the serial number/name - that is the v2 you are seeing. The difference appears to relate to a component that went obsolete and needed to be replaced; there is no discernable difference between the 2 products to end users.
Then when Netgear released a completely new Duo based on the ARM processor they decided to formally call that model the "Duo v2" with the original Duo becoming commonly (but unsurprisingly) known as the "Duo v1" despite there being the 2 versions of that model (and despite the confusion that will obviously occur anyway when you have 2 different products but of virtually identical appearance that are only differentiated by a single digit).
The "-100" in the name signifies the original Duo whereas the new ARM based product features "-200" in the name
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