Does the ARRIS TG862 provide time machine support?

I am trying to see if I can get rid of my airport extreme (4th gen) and just use the comcast provided Arris TG862 modem/router. I use VOIP and Time machine but through the Airport Extreme.
Any help is appreciated,
Thanks,
-Scott

The first question would be whether the Arris TG862 provides a USB port for a shared network hard drive......which, based on the limited amount of online information available.....it does not appear to do.
If you have the 862 handy, you could perform a quick check.
I am not sure how VOIP would tie into the Arris product....or the AirPort Exteme for that matter, so can't help on that one.

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The Other One wrote:
One thing about Aperture 2 that bugged me was that the library is automatically excluded from Time >Machine.
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Yes, with Mountain Lion you can do this, but I will leave the explanation to Apple Support Communities contributor Pondini:
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Do you have a few words missing in the original question ?.
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reading the original post again and again, do you in fact have two My Book Live units, an old one and a new one ?
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Pondini, I beseech thee....Time Machine won't back up external drive partitions

Pondini (or anyone else that would like to help),
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LALB wrote:
Upon including this partition and all of its contents, it disappears from the exclusion list as it should AND its size is reflected in the Estimated size of full backup. But this is the kicker! Upon clicking "Save" and starting Time Machine's backup, I receive the error "Time Machine could not complete the backup. There are no disks available to be backed up." Upon going back into TM Preferences > Options, I find that the external drive / partition has been put back on the Exclusion list. It's like it is automatically rejecting the partition after I have saved my exclusion list.
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