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Of notice Hello @JohnS530 The date of terminating the ReadyCloud had been extended to July 1st, 2023.Note : NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD service by July 1st, 2023. ReadyCLOUD mobile app, desktop application, and ReadyCLOUD web portal readycloud.netgear.com will all be terminated by July 1st, 2023. After that date, you can continue to access locally your ReadyNAS, or access locally the USB drive connected to the routers, but remote access won’t be available.Have a lovely day, Nivedita PaNetgear Team Message 6 of 27 Guide ‎2023-03-28 07:22 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Great, except the readycloud VPN has not been working for weeks now.So essentially, readycloud is already dead. Message 7 of 27 Initiate ‎2023-05-17 09:02 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I am unclear on why the ReadyCloud service is being shut down. If it's because it's not profitable (the usual reason for discontinuing a service), why not just convert it to a subscription-based service that brings in monthly revenue to support this infrastructure?I would gladly pay a monthly fee to continue using this service uninterrupted. Message 8 of 27 Guide ‎2023-06-30 12:32 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I'm thinking of moving to thisSynology DiskStation DS220+ 2-Bay NAS EnclosureLooks like it has a good file sharing interface, has any one used it? Thoughts? Message 9 of 27 Guru ‎2023-06-30 12:58 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @JohnS530 wrote:Great, except the readycloud VPN has not been working for weeks now.The Java-based ReadyCloud desktop client "VPN" application is obsolete and cumbersome for a longer time. It's not required to install and operate the ReadyCloud Desktop application for using the Web-based ReadyCloud portal. @JohnS530 wrote:So essentially, readycloud is already dead.Negative. The portal is still up and workable. Message 10 of 27 Guide ‎2023-06-30 04:06 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Yes, I just bought a Synology NAS as a long-term permanent replacement solution to NetGear ReadyNAS. I find the pricing is good, the hardware is good, the options are good. But if you need a replacement for the ReadyCloud (VPN), they do not have it. You basically have to build a VPN Server on the Synology NAS, and then use either the OS VPN built-in, or a third-party VPN on the client side. Not nearly as nice as the Windows ReadyCloud desktop app I use now. Message 11 of 27 Guide ‎2023-06-30 04:16 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I have been using ZeroTier for almost 4 months, since the ReadyCloud VPN became extremely unreliable for weeks, back in early March Tutor ‎2023-03-06 06:17 AM NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Sounds like this is EOL:"NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD service by April 4th, 2023. ReadyCLOUD mobile app, desktop application, and ReadyCLOUD web portal readycloud.netgear.com will all be terminated by April 4th, 2023. After that date, you can continue to access locally your ReadyNAS, or access locally the USB drive connected to the routers, but remote access won’t be available."Not only is this very very frustrating to see the product being canned like this. The communication has been non-existent at best.By chance I logged into the readycloud site and got the notice just now. How come there is no email? How come the app that will go dead doesn't show anything. How come there is no notice on the site when you're not logged in. It seems to be the lowest effort to check the EOL box. Message 1 of 27 Guru ‎2023-03-06 07:32 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice If you are looking for alternatives, the two main ones discussed here are ZeroTier and OpenVPN. Message 2 of 27 Guide ‎2023-03-06 11:23 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Seems to be a change of date for EOL, with no notice. I had a plan in place, with an execution date of May 1, but now i have to move up the schedule. So now I need a temp solution until the permanent plan can be executed.Probably SharePoint. Message 3 of 27 Tutor ‎2023-03-06 02:11 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @StephenB wrote:If you are looking for alternatives, the two main ones discussed here are ZeroTier and OpenVPN.I saw the other discussions, thanks. My issue is that I have been using the cloud accounts as advertised and setup family sharing / cloud backup service for everyone. Using the cloud accounts it was basic but worked. I'm not looking forward to setting up VPN for everyone and dealing with the support of all these Android / iOS and Desktop devices. Before it was, download the app and login.Right now I'm exploring syncthing and resilio but I'm really on the backfoot here. Message 4 of 27 Guru ‎2023-03-06 03:37 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @l087550m5i wrote:Right now I'm exploring syncthing and resilio but I'm really on the backfoot here.FWIW, I do use resillio sync, but it is set up on a PC, not the NAS. It can be used to back up at least some things on mobile devices (photos for example). Message 5 of 27 NETGEAR Moderator ‎2023-03-27 11:42 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack

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Was this article helpful? Yes No This article describes how to use the ReadyCLOUD app to access shares on your ReadyNAS remotely.Not what you're looking for? Return to the ReadyCLOUD FAQ.You must first configure ReadyCLOUD on the ReadyNAS. To allow access to only the admin user, see ReadyCLOUD: Allowing share access for the admin user To allow access to multiple users, see ReadyCLOUD: Allowing share access for remote usersOnce ReadyCLOUD has been configured on the ReadyNAS, install ReadyCLOUD for your iOS device.This guide is based on ReadyCLOUD app version 1.5.7 running on iOS version 9.3.1To configure ReadyCLOUD: Install ReadyCLOUD from the iTunes Store and launch it. When prompted with the ReadyCLOUD screen, enter your MyNETGEAR username and password. Click the Sign In button. When the app has finished connecting, it displays the ReadyNAS devices to which your ReadyCLOUD account has access. In this example, there is only one ReadyNAS device. Tap the ReadyNAS to which you want to connect. You are presented with the list of available shares (note that SMB access must be enabled on the shares for them to be accessible via the ReadyCLOUD mobile app). Tap the share that you want to access. If your account has access rights to this share, you see the contents of the share. To download a file, tap the three blue circle icons to the right of the file. At the prompt, click the Open button. Open the downloaded file. Last Updated:04/18/2023 | Article ID: 24937 Was this article helpful? Yes No This article applies to: ReadyCLOUD (1) ReadyCLOUD ReadyNAS Desktop (Business) (41) RN312 RN31200 RN31211D RN31212D RN31221D RN31221E RN31222D RN31222E RN31223D RN31224E RN314 RN31400 RN31421D RN31441D RN31441E RN31442D RN31442E RN31443D RN31443E RN31444E RN316 RN31600 RN31661D RN31661E RN31662D RN31662E RN31663D RN31663E RN31664D RN31664E RN516 RN51600 RN51661D RN51661E RN51662D RN51662E RN51663D RN51663E RN51664E RN716X ReadyNAS OS 6 ReadyNAS Desktop (Home) (12) RN102 RN10200 RN10211D RN10221D RN10222D RN10223D RN104 RN10400 RN10421D RN10441D RN10442D RN10443D Rackmount (26) RN2120 RN2120v2 RN21241D RN21241E RN21242D RN21242E RN21243D RN21243E RN21244E RN3220 RN322121E RN322122E RN322123E RN322124E RN32261E RN32262E RN32263E RN4220 RN4220S RN4220X RN422X122 RN422X123 RN422X124 RN422X62E RN422X63E RN422X64E How to Find Your Model Number Looking for more about your product? Get information, documentation, videos and more for your specific product. Need to Contact NETGEAR Support? With NETGEAR’s round-the-clock premium support, help is just a phone call away. Complimentary Support NETGEAR provides complimentary technical support for NETGEAR products for 90 days from the original date of purchase. Contact Support NETGEAR Premium Support GearHead Support for Home Users GearHead Support is a technical support service for NETGEAR devices and all other connected devices in your home. Advanced remote support tools are used to fix issues on any of your devices. The. NETGEAR is discontinuing support for the ReadyCLOUD feature on your NETGEAR router on April 4th, 2025. If you currently use ReadyCLOUD on your NETGEAR router, we encourage Use Remote.It to replace NETGEAR ReadyCloud NETGEAR ReadyCloud users are looking for a new remote access solution after NETGEAR announced discontinuing the service before J. ReadyCloud was initially launched with ReadyNAS NAS storage products and then later with NETGEAR routers to provide remote access to files stored at home or in

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Message 21 of 27 Initiate ‎2023-08-09 10:39 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I got NETGEAR Nighthawk(R) X4S R7800 (smart router)I paid for this product a lot of money, It was an expensive one, I paid since it included the option for:Ready CloudParental Controlsabout 2 years ago NETGEAR suddenly stopped supporting parental control These days, NETGEAR suddenly stopped supporting "Ready Cloud".Does NETGEAR products only good for 1-2 years?why NETGEAR stopped a service that runs from a hardware that I paid for?Is it legal or not? I'm not sure.I will definitely never buy any NETGEAR equipment ever again. Message 22 of 27 Aspirant ‎2023-09-19 02:04 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I moved house and have only just got round to setting my NAS back up. Had been doing everything via PC until yesterday when I went to use the app remotely! Bit peeved by this however unlike others I didn’t access it remotely much at all and I’ll have had it 10 years come Nov. Message 23 of 27 NETGEAR Expert ‎2023-09-19 10:17 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Hello @l087550m5i & @jwgmorley ,We've sent emails to all of our customers; if a user hasn't logged into the app for the past 90 days, he didn't receive the email or failed to read it.Additionally, we have disseminated the termination notification via apps and websites.Have a lovely day, Nivedita PaNetgear Team Message 24 of 27 Initiate ‎2023-09-20 05:34 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Message 25 of 27 2023. They did finally fix it and as of this moment, it is working, just in time to shut it down.But you can switch over to ZeroTier using the instructions found on this community site. It does take some minor effort and maybe minor adjustments. (I had to adapt the instructions to my NAS). But it works well. It does not give you access to the Admin Console on the NAS, but good file sharing access in Windows Explorer (Mapped Network Drive). Message 12 of 27 Aspirant ‎2023-06-30 08:50 PM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @l087550m5i wrote:Right now I'm exploring syncthing and resilio but I'm really on the backfoot here.I've had syncthing running on a readynas for about 1 year now. Seems to be slow to re scan if there is a large (>1TB) amount of files. Message 13 of 27 Guru ‎2023-07-01 04:24 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @schumaku wrote:Negative. The portal is still up and workable.FWIW, there were issues with Macs that I don't think ever got fixed.More on point, Netgear's announcement said they were discontinuing it today ( 1 July 2023). It still seems to up right now, but I wouldn't count on that lasting very long. Message 14 of 27 Sensei ‎2023-07-01 06:54 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice As for your replacement, I frankly don't understand why anyone would buy a 2-bay NAS. In order to increase space, you'll have to replace both drives. Starting with a 4-bay NAS and two drives, you have two slots you can use for additional drives for increasing space.ZeroTier is also my remote access method of choice. It has several advantages (IMHO) over ReadyCloud (NAS-to_NAS for remote backup being the one I use most), though you'll also need a separate sync system if you use ReadyCloud for that (I don't use any sync). Plus, it works on other brands. So, you can switch to another brand of NAS and still use ZeroTier, possibly turning your old ReadyNAS into a backup system. Message 15 of 27 Guide ‎2023-07-01 08:26 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice JohnS530 - Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated. Message 16 of 27 Guide ‎2023-07-01 08:32 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice SandShark - Thanks for the feedback, yeah - understand your 2 bay concern, but I'm currently using the Nighthawk Router version (USB Drive) of ReadyCloud (home personal use), not the NAS version. But you definitely make a good point. I'll also take a look at ZeroTier. Thanks. Message 17 of 27 Guide ‎2023-07-01 10:08 AM Re: NETGEAR will

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Was this article helpful? Yes No ご利用のスマートフォンへReadyCLOUDアプリをインストールすることで、撮影した写真や映像をReadyNASストレージに自動でバックアップを行うことができます。必須環境・MyNETGEARアカウント・ReadyNASストレージ（ReadyCLOUDが有効済であること）・iOSまたはAndroid端末・ReadyNASがインターネットに接続されていること設定手順 App StoreまたはPlayストアにて「ReadyCLOUD」でアプリ検索を行い、ReadyCLOUDアプリをインストールします。 インストール完了後にReadyCLOUDアプリを起動し、MyNETGEARアカウントでログインをします。 MyNETGEARアカウントでReadyCLOUDを有効化したReadyNASストレージが機器リストに表示されることを確認します。 ReadyCLOUDアプリの設定画面を開き、メディアバックアップをタップします。 iOS Android 画面左上（ホスト名の左）の三をタップ、または右にスワイプします。 メディアバックアップを有効にすると、ReadyNAS上の保存先フォルダーの選択画面が表示されるので、任意のフォルダーを選択します。 Android端末の場合はバックアップするアルバムをタップし、バックアップ対象とするAndroid端末内フォルダーを指定します。 設定が完了し、端末がWiFiに接続した状態でしばらくするとReadyNASへのバックアップが開始されます。 以下の画面を開くことで現在のバックアップ状況を確認できます。 iOS: 写真 Android: メディアバックアップ標準設定では、写真のバックアップによる通信量の消費を防ぐためにWiFi接続時のみバックアップ処理が動作します。3G/4Gのモバイル接続時もバックアップ処理を動作させたい場合は、メディアバックアップの設定画面内のセルラーデータ(Cellular Data)を使用を有効にします。 Last Updated:09/19/2017 | Article ID: 000048454 Was this article helpful? Yes No This article applies to: Wireless AC Router Nighthawk (7) R7000 R7500 R7800 R8000 R8000P R8500 R9000 Wireless AC Router (1) R6120 How to Find Your Model Number Looking for more about your product? Get information, documentation, videos and more for your specific product. Need to Contact NETGEAR Support? With NETGEAR’s round-the-clock premium support, help is just a phone call away. Complimentary Support NETGEAR provides complimentary technical support for NETGEAR products for 90 days from the original date of purchase. Contact Support NETGEAR Premium Support GearHead Support for Home Users GearHead Support is a technical support service for NETGEAR devices and all other connected devices in your home. Advanced remote support tools are used to fix issues on any of your devices. The service includes support for the following: Desktop and Notebook PCs, Wired and Wireless Routers, Modems, Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines, USB devices and Sound Cards Windows Operating Systems (2000, XP or Vista), MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Adobe Acrobat Anti-virus and Anti-Spyware: McAfee, Norton, AVG, eTrust and BitDefender Learn More ProSUPPORT Services for Business Users NETGEAR ProSUPPORT services are available to supplement your technical support and warranty entitlements. NETGEAR offers a variety of ProSUPPORT services that allow you to access NETGEAR's expertise in a way that best meets your needs: Product Installation

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This article is sponsored by NETGEAR.Many of today’s routers can share files and folders from a USB drive. But NETGEAR’s ReadySHARE USB provides a complete set of sharing, streaming, remote access and print features.1) Centralized StorageCentral storage makes file sharing much more efficient than moving a USB stick between computers. And with today’s mobile devices, you can’t even do that! So it’s essential to get your files onto your network so they can be easily accessed.ReadySHARE makes this easy. I plugged a 1TB Western Digital Passport USB drive into a NETGEAR R6220 AC1200 Smart WiFi router. No configuration was required; the router automatically recognized the USB drive.Connecting to ReadySHARE took a few easy steps. In Windows’ File Explorer, select Map network drive, and specify the folder as \\ReadySHARE\USB_Storage. On MacOS, open Finder, click Go, click Connect to Server, specify the server address smb://ReadySHARE/USB_storage, select Registered User and enter the router’s username and password (default = admin / password.) With that, the Passport USB drive is a centralized storage device accessible to multiple computers on my network.The Netgear router automatically detected the USB drive.My Windows PC easily connected to the ReadySHARE USB drive. My Mac also easily connected to the ReadySHARE USB drive.2) Automatic File BackupPersonal photos, videos, financial files, and other critical files are important to back up. Windows PCs can use NETGEAR’s free ReadySHARE Vault software for automatic and incremental file backup to the ReadySHARE USB drive. Helpful instructions are found on NETGEAR’s website. MacOS computers can configure Time Machine to automatically back up files to the ReadySHARE USB drive. NETGEAR also has instructions for Mac users.I downloaded and installed ReadySHARE Vault on a Windows PC. As you can see below, ReadySHARE VAULT automatically detected the ReadySHARE USB drive and is ready to back up my Windows files.ReadySHARE Vault3) Remote AccessDepending on the model of your NETGEAR router, you can either set up Dynamic DNS for remote access or use NETGEAR’s ReadyCloud. ReadyCloud makes secure remote access really easy, as described in these instructions.ReadyCloud foldersWith the ReadyCloud App on an iOS or Android device, files are also accessible via. NETGEAR is discontinuing support for the ReadyCLOUD feature on your NETGEAR router on April 4th, 2025. If you currently use ReadyCLOUD on your NETGEAR router, we encourage

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Be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice Since I don't have a NAS but use ReadyShare via my router-USB port I'll now be looking into ASUS: a NAS (Network Attached Storage) solution can be expensive and overkill for most home users. A more affordable option is to get an external hard drive or SSD and connect it to your router using the USB port. You can then set up the router to share the drive with your network or the internet to build your own "cloud storage." If you have an ASUS wireless router or an ASUS mesh Wi-Fi system, here's how to turn it into a NAS using a USB hard disk or SSD:"Stay tuned Message 18 of 27 Guide ‎2023-07-23 09:25 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice SameI guess I'll be taking my custom elsewhere Message 19 of 27 Sensei ‎2023-07-24 04:15 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice I've never used that kind of solution. But you may want to post in the proper section (this is the NAS section) and see what options are available for local or VPN access of your files. But I agree that you are in a better place cost-wise to change to another company than those who have invested in a NAS.I did want to comment that the article you reference doesn't even take into consideration that a NAS typically uses RAID, providing some protection from drive failures as well as expandability. That they consider those "overkill" is, IMHO, very short sighted. If you also have real cloud storage and you want a local way of accessing files faster, then it's certainly a good option. But to say it's a replacement for a NAS is simply not true. Message 20 of 27 Guru ‎2023-07-24 05:10 AM Re: NETGEAR will be terminating ReadyCLOUD - Lack of notice @Sandshark wrote:I did want to comment that the article you reference doesn't even take into consideration that a NAS typically uses RAID, providing some protection from drive failures as well as expandability. @Dan001 Backup is also a consideration (for any technology, including NAS). USB drives (like all drives) will fail.The speed in the article is measured with an SSD drive. FWIW, I think the USB drive market is largely driven by price and not performance. Many mechanical USB drives use SMR, which can be very slow for sustained writes. If you are thinking about purchasing an ASUS router for this, then I suggest you also look at single bay NAS. Several companies make them (Synology, QNAP, and Buffalo at least), and cost is similar to a router. Everything would be nicely integrated (instead of cobbled together).