SyncBack Management Service (SBMS) integration New to V10 Citrix ShareFile™, pCloud™, S3 object tagging, SSE-C encryption, uses newer Azure API, improved Egnyte performance, reduced memory usage with Box, Google Drive and OneDrive New to V10 Expanded FTP/SFTP support, concurrent downloads for large files (Eldos FTP), IPV6Īmazon S3™, Google Drive™, Google Storage™, Google Photos™, Microsoft Azure™ Blob Storage, Microsoft OneDrive™, OneDrive for Business (Office 365), SharePoint™ (Office 365), Dropbox™, Box, SugarSync™, Rackspace™ / OpenStack, Backblaze™ B2, OVH™, Egnyte™, Citrix ShareFile™, pCloud™ and WebDAV

Support for internal (local drive) and/or external (USB hard drive, thumbdrive, etc.) storageīackup/sync to/from network PC/device (NAS etc.) What I mean by 'accessing my NAS via a network drive' is going into My Computer and clicking the network letter works fine and I can copy files etc and it never disconnects.New to V10 Can choose files and/or folders to restore in Restore Wizardīackup, Fast Backup, Mirror, Intelligent Sync, Restore I have tried copying a large file over and it worked. My NAS is is NTFS and works OK for my other Windows 10 machine and its backups. This means that the capacity will be halved, so you can only send half the amount of data you would be able to send if communicating directly with the access point at the same speed. The repeater will then use half the time to communicate with wireless clients (PCs, mobiles and other devices) and the remaining half to relay traffic to the router. If your repeater has only one wireless radio, it will typically be on the 2.4 GHz frequency band.

You say 'I can access my NAS via a network drive letter every time without fail' so I assume this is just bypassing your repeater and if the repeater is causing a delay this won't help. A couple of things to try: If NAS is FAT try reformatting to NTFS, If already NTSF try using Windows copy to copy a very large file to see if the same problem occurs.

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