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Create a new local account. How to create a Home Folder Share?
My current OS verson is: 6.9.4
I have created a local account: (eg: abcd). I want he could have a home directory (with password protected) which can access from windows 10 (via smb).
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I amswer this question by mself.
For what ever reason. my windows 10 has smb v1 enabled. After I disable the smb v1 client. It works like linux.
I think it's windows 10 problem. I do can access the share folder: smb://11.11.11.11/abcd with correct user/pass when I use Linux
Do I need do somthing in windows 10?
I amswer this question by mself.
For what ever reason. my windows 10 has smb v1 enabled. After I disable the smb v1 client. It works like linux.
kamanwu wrote:
For what ever reason. my windows 10 has smb v1 enabled. After I disable the smb v1 client. It works like linux.
As I noted on your other thread - the SMB v1 client wasn't the problem.
kamanwu wrote:
My current OS verson is: 6.9.4
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I found this: https://kb.netgear.com/7027/ReadyNAS-OS-6-Creating-a-Home-Share, BUT I do not have the option "home folders" on settings page.
This KB article is not applicable - it clearly says "This article is relevant only between ReadyNAS OS 6.0.1 and 6.1.9."
Applicable is How do I configure home folders on my ReadyNAS OS 6 storage system? ... however you seem to have this in place on the RN already.
kamanwu wrote:
For what ever reason. my windows 10 has smb v1 enabled. After I disable the smb v1 client. It works like linux.
The presence of the CIFS/SMB 1.0 client on Windows 10 does not change the behaviour, as Windows and the NAS will negotiate to the highest/best SMB protocol during the connection set-up.
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