This means you can just plug your current external hard drive with data already on it and share it with the rest of the network. The router supports hard drives formatted in both NTFS and FAT32 file systems. We tried it with a few external hard drives and were pleased with the results. Some other high-end routers that also offer guest networking we've reviewed are the D-Link DIR 855, the D-Link DIR-825, the Linksys WRT610N, or the Apple Airport Extreme.Īlso, like the WRT610N and the Airport Extreme, the WNDR3700 comes with a NAS function that requires an external USB hard drive (not included) to work.
Guest networks are useful if you want to offer free Internet access to guests while keeping them from accessing your local resourses, such as your printer or personal files this is perfect for a cafe or restaurant. Also, the router offers the option of another two guest networks-one for each band-which can also be turned on or off separately. You can turn these networks on or off separately. Out of the box, the WNDR3700 has two wireless networks, one for each band. By being a dual-band router, the WNDR3700 supports virtually all existing network clients. The 5Ghz band is somewhat more exclusive and therefore should offer better performance.
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The 2.4Ghz is the popular wireless band shared with other home devices such as cordless phones and Bluetooth headsets. It's capable of simultaneously broadcasting Wireless-N signals in both the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequencies.
The WNDR3700 is Netgear's first true dual-band router we've reviewed.
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