I'm looking to buy a new wireless storage device and have three questions on the Voyager Air that the product page and manual do not answer.
1. What protocols are use by the Voyager Air for network file sharing?
The two I'm interested in are (S)FTP and WebDAV as I already know it supports smb.
2. A review I read said the Voyager Air supports Airplay, I can find no mention of it on the Voyager Air product page or manual; it is mentioned on the Voyager Air 2 product page so I'm wondering if the reviewer got mixed up.
3. In the same review as 2. it is mentioned that WPA2 is not supported. Has this changed in subsequent firmware updates or is it still the case.
As a last comment I hope could be passed on to whomever maintains the product information on the Corsair website; the information pertaining to the three questions above is the sort of information I would expect to find in the Tech Specs section of a product page, along with things like dimensions, weight, network types and ports, not 3 words (Warranty Three years). Yes, some of these are listed at the bottom of the overview page but that is not where I and many others look for them.
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Sorry for having a bit of a rant at the end there, missing or misplaced information on manufacturer websites is a pet peeve of mine.
Thank you in advance for any replies.
Regards,
Shadewing
1. What protocols are use by the Voyager Air for network file sharing?
The two I'm interested in are (S)FTP and WebDAV as I already know it supports smb.
2. A review I read said the Voyager Air supports Airplay, I can find no mention of it on the Voyager Air product page or manual; it is mentioned on the Voyager Air 2 product page so I'm wondering if the reviewer got mixed up.
3. In the same review as 2. it is mentioned that WPA2 is not supported. Has this changed in subsequent firmware updates or is it still the case.
As a last comment I hope could be passed on to whomever maintains the product information on the Corsair website; the information pertaining to the three questions above is the sort of information I would expect to find in the Tech Specs section of a product page, along with things like dimensions, weight, network types and ports, not 3 words (Warranty Three years). Yes, some of these are listed at the bottom of the overview page but that is not where I and many others look for them.
:evil:
Sorry for having a bit of a rant at the end there, missing or misplaced information on manufacturer websites is a pet peeve of mine.
Thank you in advance for any replies.
Regards,
Shadewing
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