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General Maximus · 16-06-2014, 22:26

"Otherwise there will be the usual mix of USB and four Gigabit Ethernet ports"

which I very much doubt will be enabled. VM don't seem to like spending time on non-service critical features. If they can't be bothered to enable 3rd party dns servers (which will already be available in stock fw) then they defo aren't going to be bothered with usb. The sad thing is that they need to realise that if they really want customers to take the shub seriously and use it then they need to permit features such as print servers, media servers and shared network storage etc otherwise customers will just see it a very fast modem and still look to 3rd party routers for their needs.

16-06-2014, 22:26	#63
General Maximus cf.mega poster Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lincoln Services: phone + 1gbit BB + SkyQ Posts: 11,021	Re: Superhub 3 with 802.11ac? "Otherwise there will be the usual mix of USB and four Gigabit Ethernet ports" which I very much doubt will be enabled. VM don't seem to like spending time on non-service critical features. If they can't be bothered to enable 3rd party dns servers (which will already be available in stock fw) then they defo aren't going to be bothered with usb. The sad thing is that they need to realise that if they really want customers to take the shub seriously and use it then they need to permit features such as print servers, media servers and shared network storage etc otherwise customers will just see it a very fast modem and still look to 3rd party routers for their needs.