What do I need to connect a USB hard drive to the bfsw11s4 to have an lan storage?

Is it possible to conect an USB hard disk to the bfsw11s4 directly & what do I need?
I want to make a Lan storage like a storage router.
Thank you

No it is not possible as BEFW11S4 do not have USB port on it .....
You can go for either WRT150N  or WRT350N for such kind of connection.....

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