AC1750 support Time Machine?
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Does the AC1750 support time machine? I can't get my Macbook to recogize and external drive plugged into the USB port.
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Actually very few TP-Link routers support Time Machine. We have two FAQs that talk about using this feature
https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1564/ and https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2729/
At the top you will see a link for this article applies to. click there to see what models support this feature.
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@Carl So it's safe to assume if I don't see the Time Machine option under USB setting then I am unable to use this with my Time Machine?
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Actually very few TP-Link routers support Time Machine. We have two FAQs that talk about using this feature
https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1564/ and https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2729/
At the top you will see a link for this article applies to. click there to see what models support this feature.
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Yeah If time machine is not in the settings the router does not support the feature.
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@Carl Do you have a list of your routers that support Time Machine? This was one of the reasons I purchased the AC1750 :(
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Sure
Archer C8( V4 ) , Archer C9( V4 V5 ) , Archer C4000 , Archer C2300( V1 V2 ) , Archer C1900( V2 ),Archer A20( V1 ) , Archer AX50( V1 ) , Archer C5400X( V1 ) , Archer C4000( V2 V3 ) , Archer AX6000( V1 ) , Archer AX3000( V1 )
Also this infromation can also be found in the two FAQs I provided if you need future reference to the data.
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@Carl Just for clarification - if a TPLINK router supports time machine (from your above list of hardware that supports it), does that mean that those routers then support exFAT and HFS file systems? Thank you.
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I currently have an archer c7 which does not read an exFat drive. I'm not necessarily interested in using time machine, but I do want to access (read/write) files from a drive connected to the router on my Mac computers. I have ordered an ac2300 which I understand should do this since my c7 does not?
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Many of our routers inculding older models like the Archer C7 did not support MacOS file extensions. The C2300 does support ExFat
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