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I am very disappointed in Cisco and this router. The router is advertised as supporting USB external hard drives. However, after you buy it, you find out that only 11 !!! drives are tested as being compatible (Article ID 25333). By the way, it's not easy to find the list. I had to use Gooogle to find it. The Cisco support site search was totally useless.<br /><br />Why Cisco only supports 11 drives is beyond me. Everybody else seems to support whatever you plug in to a USB port. Pretty sloppy engineering - \"Doesn't work - declare it incompatible and move on.\"<br /><br />The router is very sneaky. If you plug in a Cisco untested USB drive, it may connect and look like everything is fine. Then BOOM, it crashes and the router goes into a re-boot loop, taking down your whole network. Then when you disconnect the drive you find out that the file structure has been corrupted and you need to run CHKDSK or in one case, the Linux disk repair utility.<br /><br />When you try to use the Cisco support web site, be sure to turn off your pop-up blocker; just about everything you do requires a pop-up. And be careful of the Live Chat, one false move and it disconnects and clears itself in mid-chat.<br /><br />Maybe Cisco should have spent more time on making the router work instead figuring out how to make it supportable from the Internet (which they had to back off from later after people found out that all of their traffic was being monitored by Cisco.)<br /><br />Usually I check user reviews before I buy something like this, however, I was in the middle of exchanging a Netgear router with a dead wireless radio and didn't have time. I thought Cisco should be a good bet. Boy, was I wrong. I'd give this router zero stars if I could.
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Negative Review