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Windows7 Can't connect to my ReadyNAS 104
I just update my ReadyNAS104 firmware to 6.6.1, Now I can't access to my NAS from my computer windows7. it was working fine. keep asking me to enter username and password. I enter everything and stil...
before update to 6.6.1 firmware I don't have any problems. now I do. I didn't change any setting to my nas for a long time it was working fine. I map my nas drive to my computer all these years no problems until I do a stupid thing to update firmware to 6.6.1. reboot my computer the map drive got disconnected, and dam can't get to my nas anymore. not MAP drive nothing. I didn't disable anything or joint any domain and i check all my share are allow anonymous access to anyone access. I dont know what else to look for.
The 6.6.1 FW is painfull and the beta release of the 6.7.0 is done and waiting the official FW release!
aalexandrebeta wrote:
The 6.6.1 FW is painfull and the beta release of the 6.7.0 is done and waiting the official FW release!
We've released a second 6.7.0 Beta firmware now and it would be wrong to assume that every possible problem would be a bug that a firmware update would solve.
Superdan186 can you still login to the web admin page?
Which firmware did you update from?
Which services are you running?Which apps do you have installed?
mdgm-ntgrThanks!
Hello Superdan186,
Here's a link for more info about the BETA 6.7.0 update on apps.
Regards,
I login using raidar and I don't remember what was the version before 6.6.1. I update from nas auto update as I login it say update available so I did. Service running SMB AFP NFS FTP iTunes ReadyDLNA HTTPS AntiVirus. I don't have any app install I think is useless. I still can't login my own server all my computer mapping drive are disconnected.
You might turn off AntiVirus for a bit.
Did you try turning SMB off, and then back on again?
What happens if you run cmd on the PC and enter
net use * /delete
net use t: \\nas-ip-address\data /user:admin nas-admin-password
The first command terminates any network sessions. It doesn't actually delete anything.
The second command maps the NAS data volume to drive letter t of the PC. It requires NAS admin credentials. Use the real ip address and password where the placeholders are. Also be careful on spaces and slash direction.
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