RN314 OS 6.8.1 - Win10 Pro 64-bit Fall Creator 1709 - Can't access Shares

I'm running Fall Creator and have no issues with 6.9.1.

If you create a windows credential (in the windows credential manager), you'll be able to access the NAS with no problem.  I use the NAS admin account, but you can also create a user account on the NAS for this purpose.  You can set up one credential using the IP address and a second one using the NAS host name.

Non-windows devices (for instance your Minix system) will continue to access the NAS shares just like they do now.  You won't need to change the share permissions as long as the NAS account you use in the credentials has access.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4026814/windows-accessing-credential-manager

Thanks!  When I upgrade my old NAS from 6.61 to 6.91 (hope that is okay to go direct) and my Windows to Creators edition, I will add the credentials.

BJB

I am also affected under Windows 10 Enterprise 1709 and my RN524X

Shouldn't windows 10 be responsible also on fixing this b always asking for credentials while proposing a guest access on the same prompt ?

Seems like a story of Windows wants to change Linux talking way. They impose banning of SMB servers that propose a guest access!

The MS knowledge shows this is a windows by design thing, that won't be addressed by Microsoft for "security reasons"

Anyway, waiting for 6.9.2 that should fix it

Many thanks for all the informations

Hello everyone, I am having the same issue except with an older ReadyNAS NV+ unit running 4.1.13. I am able to connect with an old computer I have that runs Vista (no jokes please, it's just a garbage PC :-D). I am also able to connect to my newer RN51600 with no issues.

However I am unable to connect to the older NAS NV+ unit using Windows 10 OR Solid Explorer on Android. If I use command prompt to connect I get this message: 

[quote]You can't connect to the file share because it's not secure. This share requires the obsolete SMB1 protocol, which is unsafe and could expose your system to attack. Your system requires SMB2 or higher.[/quote]

I have tried creating a NAS user that matches my Windows login, as well as creating a Windows credential. Neither accomplishes anything. Any other suggestions?

Thanks

Adding an unrelated problem to an existing thread is frowned upon.  Your error message is telling you exactly what the problem is and a little Googling should have given you an answer.  The latest Win10 update disabled SMB1, and your older NAS does not support SMB2 or SMB3.  You can turn SMB1 back on as follows: Go to Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn Windows Features on or off > check or uncheck the box for "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support"  Note, however, that SMB1 is considered not secure (as your error message says) and enabling it is not recommended if you have anything on your network exposed to the internet (via an incoming port, not just that you can access the internet).