In the USB Storage menu, we can see what name is allocated for the attached USB Storage device we have connected, and lots of details about it:



In the advanced settings of the USB Storage menu, we can see many other options and tables that will populate if a device is connected at that moment:



With this router we can also create a Media Server, that can be used very well with devices like Playstation 3:



In the Logs menu, we can see what the router does, in detail, and who accesses it:



With the Block Sites feature, we can set trusted IPs that can bypass the filter the rest being filtered with the options we set inside the menu:



Inside the Schedule menu, we can set when to use the block filters:



In the E-mail menu, we can set where to send the alerts if they happen and where to send the logs if we are not at that location:



In the Router Status menu, we can see detailed information regarding the router:



In the Attached Devices menu, we can see the wired computers/peripherals connected to the router, in both wired and wireless modes:



In the Backup Settings menu, we can save a copy of the current settings, restore some previous saved files or revert to the default settings:



In the Router Upgrade menu, we can check if an update for the software is available on the Internet or upload a firmware file downloaded from the NETGEAR website:



In the Advanced Wireless Settings menu, we can enable/disable the radios for 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies, but also adjust some of their settings: