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Odd_Job_007
Sep 02, 2015Aspirant
Login to ReadyNAS / map a network drive
Hi, I'm trying to map my nas drive on windows 7 however I am unable to do so. I can access the NAS via the admin page on Google Chrome however it is very slow and tempremental transfering and managin...
- Sep 03, 2015
Hi Odd_Job_007
In addition to Brian's suggestions, you could also try entering the following in Window CMD
net use * /delete
net use Z:\ \\NASIP /user:admin password
Where NASIP is the IP address of the NAS and password is the admin password for the NAS.
The direction of slashes matters, so be careful there.
What model of NAS do you have (and what firmware is it running)?
BrianL2
Sep 02, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Odd_Job_007,
Try accessing your ReadyNAS using file explorer and use \\NAS IP address. You can also use the same address link when mapping a share in your PC. If in case the said share has permission, you need to enter the allowed user credential that is associated in your ReadyNAS share. Also, there's a similar community thread that may help you with your problem.
Here are some helpful articles you can look at.
Accessing ReadyNAS OS 6 using Windows Explorer
How do I get ReadyNAS shares to automatically appear on my Windows PC on startup?
Hope this helps!
Kind regards,
BrianL
NETGEAR Community
- StephenBSep 03, 2015Guru - Experienced User
Hi Odd_Job_007
In addition to Brian's suggestions, you could also try entering the following in Window CMD
net use * /delete
net use Z:\ \\NASIP /user:admin password
Where NASIP is the IP address of the NAS and password is the admin password for the NAS.
The direction of slashes matters, so be careful there.
What model of NAS do you have (and what firmware is it running)?
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