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ReadyNAS OS 6.10.10 released
Link to download: https://www.netgear.com/support/product/readynas_os_6#download Release Note: https://kb.netgear.com/000065999/ReadyNAS-OS-6-Software-Version-6-10-10 Cleaned up a b...
Hi
No idea if anyone can help, I stupidly updated from 6.10.09 to .10 hoping to get any security fixes, but now SMB is broken.
Anyone experienced the same? Windows logs show the following:
Smb2DiagReasonISC.
Error: The attempted logon is invalid. This is either due to a bad username or authentication information.
FTP works fine (with the same accounts), tried using admin, tried creating a new account, a new share, setting permissions to everyone, no luck. Restarted SMB multiple times, tried a different VM
Date and time are correct, but I cant see any other logs on the nas
not_telling wrote:
Date and time are correct, but I cant see any other logs on the nas
Are you saying you cannot download the log zip file?
not_telling wrote:
Anyone experienced the same? Windows logs show the following:Smb2DiagReasonISC.
Error: The attempted logon is invalid. This is either due to a bad username or authentication information.
That is odd, and not something I've seen reported here before.
Have you tried mapping the data volume to a drive letter using CMD as a test?
net use * /d /y net use z: \\nas-ip-address\data /u:admin nas-admin-passworduse the real NAS IP address and admin password of course.
You could also downgrade back to 6.10.9 and see if that restores normal operation.
- Hey thanks for responding, I haven’t tried downloading the logs I thought it would just be what was shown in the console, which isn’t much
Tried mapping, if I purposely put in the wrong password I get an “incorrect user name/password error”, so it’s accepting the right password just not connecting
Not a windows issue because even my iPhone can no longer browse.
Will have to try a downgrade , maybe after 12 years it’s time to upgrade …downgrade back to the previous version like explained earlier in this thread. it will all work fine.
my ReadNas is still humming along. Eventually I will get something new, but for now I don't' see a point, it's still working great, but definitely don't use that last upgrade, that was an absolutely misfire by Netgear as far as i'm concerned.
the only reason I ahve considered buying something newer is because of my Readynas being stuck on old Debian version and some custom stuff I want to run has run into problems, sometimes solvable after a lot of grunt work..sometimes not. but in the end, I don't really need al that crap anyway its still functioning for its primary purpose. it will be expensive to replace what i have now with anything else out there.
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