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Question: Does this connect to an existing wireless network, or do I need to use an ethernet cable to attach it to my wireless router?
Document: File share works great - now I can use my USB storage with My Android Tablet on my home wireless network - now have my photos , documents , etc., backed up to my USB storage using this device (use folder sync app) :-)  Also stream movies and videos , and plays music from its shared  storage. Also print server is great. Printing from Tablet (use printbot app) and laptops via home wireless network. I still have to try the it's other features.
I open the router administration site, this device doesn't even show up !. I returned to Fry's and got an iOmega iConnect at a lower price, plus it can be used wired or wireless !. It is a breeze to set up the iOmega. I call Cirago Tech Support and told to leave a phone number and will call back in 48 hrs !.Product does not work and Tech Support is non-existant.
I put this device though a month's worth of "acceptance testing" in a light use environment - installed to a small home network; the unit frequently, consistently, "froze" computers attached. That means: the computers (OS = Windows XP SP3) locked up beyond any recovery, had to "pull the plug" on the machines, attached storage device and the NUS2000 then reboot "everything" (fortunately not the router) to get back up to speed.
My nus2000 came with login/pass changed. When i try to connect on administration page, NUS2000:1010 not work. I entered on my router admin and found a device named TomSamir. Trying http://tomsamir:1010 works, but not the user &#34;admin&#34;/ pass &#34;000000&#34;. Why? What is tomSamir? I buyed a used device here? Why the reset button do not reset the device.
But if you connect the drive to your PC first, and then use the command prompt on Windows 7 to force the drive into FAT32, you can enjoy up to 2TByte in FAT32.Why use FAT32? If you have a MAC, you cannot write to NTFS volumes, that is not a shortcoming of this device, but rather a MAC design choice. If you only use PC's with this device, format your drives using NTFS.Great device, great performance, and easy, easy setup.
Likes: Small box, could be useful when set up properlyDislikes:  Difficult to set up, directions are confusing and uselessAfter fighting with this with my modem/router combo and not making any sense out of the included directions, I decided not to use it. It would have been great to be able to have a &#34;cloud&#34; based out of my house, but it was not worth the headache from setting it up.
so, with that in mind, this device has the capability of streaming HD content to remote players like XBMC (my favorite). You can also transfer files remotely which is really nice.With the device's gigabit ethernet, it's more than fast enough to stream HD content to local players like my XBMC machine and my WDTVLIVE box. It can be used for network back-ups which is useful.
Connected to an Ethernet switch, plugged in 3 USB HDDs, configured as a file server, disabled all other functions. All 3 drives are visible to all computers on my home network (various versions of Windows 7), but the disk capacities as seen from the computers are all wrong, way lower than actual (e.g. 246M for a 1T drive). As a result, Windows backup to any of the drives fails midway through.
I have several GoogleTVs set up through the house, and was tired of leaving the computer on to host SMB drives. I have two NTFS partitioned USB drives connected to the NUS2000 hosting media. I have also used flash drives with no problem. This device has no problem serving two standard def video streams at the same time.I have been able to connect to the device as an SMB share as well as mounting drives via WEBDav.I have not tried to set up access outside of my local network.
I bought the Cirago NUS2000 because I needed some Network attached storage. I have six computers at home and need to share files often. I used to save them on a zip drive and then take them to another machine and load them. Now all I have to do is save it on the Cirago NUS2000 and then go to the other machine(s) and load it from there. Very cool and easy.The NUS2000 lets you hook up 4 drives to your network.
Answer: it is not wireless capable on it's own. You connect it to your router with an ethernet cable.