FWIW - I upgraded my home wi-fi router a couple years ago and the
Netgear model I purchased has a built in USB port and a simplified
sharing mode. Any USB drive could plug in to the router and connect to
the network. I used it briefly when we were living in temporary
quarters and I did not have a desk to hold the USB drive where I was
storing photos. It worked fine, though it was slower than being directly
connected to the drive.
Mark
On 10/30/2014 11:25 PM, steve harley wrote:
on 2014-10-27 11:33 Eric Weir wrote
Do you know of any enclosures or drives—preferably with swappable
drives—with wifi connectivity?
any NAS (Network Attached Storage) unit is wifi accessible if you
connect it by Ethernet to a wifi router; however wifi is usually much
slower than Ethernet or USB 3 for the large file transfers implicit in
bulk photo storage
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