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NetGear Downloader: Add magnetic link and NAS support
As others have posted, please add support for magnetic links. Likewise, though the X10 (R9000) has support for reading from NAS's (Plex, and going so far as to support Port Aggregation and SFP+), it'd make sense to be able to download to a NAS... Thanks! ps: Another idea might be to support Transmition on the NIghthawks (you already support it on the ReadyNAS devices)6.4KViews2likes0CommentsAdd the Nighthawk X10 R9000 to the model list in the next field!
In the New Idea section NetGear asks for the "Model (Recommended - Helps the community give the best answers)", but it hasn't added this device which has been out for a year now. I can't find it if it's there when searching for "Nighthawk", "X10", or "R9000", though I can see the other models up until the R8500....5.6KViews0likes0CommentsNo more recessed USB ports
I've had two USB thumb drives overheat and crash (consistantly). Here are the model numbers: 1.) A super-mini thumb drive by Lexmark (32GB, USB3.0 JumpDrive S45 - LJDS45-32GABEU (I liked the low profile, but it clearly couldn't dissipate heat as the USB port on the R9000 is recessed... 2.) A longer thumb drive by Sandisk that has a metal housing (32GB USB3.0 Ultra Flair SDCZ73-032G) which I thought could dissipate heat, but it just can't... The only solution to this is a USB extension cable. NetGear's KnowledgeBase regarding "tested USB drives" is terribly short, and woefully incomplete: https://kb.netgear.com/18985/Will-my-USB-drive-work-with-ReadySHARE (it refers to the "SanDisk 64GB" as being compatible, but it DOES NOT give the model number like it does for every other device listed) The R9000's two USB3.0 ports are positioned under the router's overhanging plastic chasis. This does not allow for heat to disapate from the pen drives, which become too hot to touch. I recomend that future models have the USB ports flush with the router's outermost walls.5.5KViews1like0Comments