<div>Here's how you can connect your old SSD to your router for file sharing</div>

You don’t need a full NAS to get started sharing files on your home network.

We all need more and more storage space for our digital files, but you don’t always have to dive straight in to a consumer NAS with expensive hard drives. You can take an old SSD or even a flash drive and turn it into a small network drive to get you on your self-storage journey. That’s possible because the best Wi-Fi routers have a USB port on them which can be used as a host device for things like USB modems, but also for storage drives. It’s also fairly straightforward to enable in your router settings, so let’s dive in.

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