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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: edjm on August 13, 2007, 03:12:53 PM
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Is there any word on whether D-Link will be enable the USB for NAS? (Like the newer Apple Airports support Airport Disks.) I would love to see this.
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I doubt they would do that. although it the dir-655's hardware could totally handle the workload
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It may be added to later models based on the DIR-655. However, at this point it is purely speculation.
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ok, what is that USB port for? I can't get it to do a thing.
GJones
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ok, what is that USB port for? I can't get it to do a thing.
Apparently, the only thing D-Link currently allows you to use it for is to copy some wireless settings from Windows XP. It uses a Microsoft format called WCN (Windows Connect Now). Useless IMO.
As D-Link is still promoting the DIR-655, I am hopeful they will enable the USB port to be useful via firmware updates.
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If D-Link had plans to eventually add NAS functionality into the firmware, they probably would not post plans in the forum.
However, if one were to vote on having such a capabilty, I would like to see it, along with rsync support.
I noticed the USB connector and bought the router thinking that I'd be able to hook up a HD, but alas, it's not possible.
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Same,
I'd love to be able to use the port for something that would actually be useful.
I love my unit. Cept the feeling of when I look at the USB port and wonder WHYYYYY....
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If we are wishing about the USB port. I would like to connect my Sprint EVDO Phone to the USB to get WAN access, like a DIR-450.