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Some shares accessible, some not
I have my ReadyNAS duo v2 running for three months now, it's in RAID1 with two 2 TB disks. Configuration is pretty much default, no extra shares added only the default ones.
Now as I acces my NAS via run \\MyNAS it comes up with a list of my shares which are:
- Backup
- data
- Documents
-home
-Music
-Pictures
-readydrop
-Videos
Except for the share Pictures are all accessible and I can copy files to the folder/share. When I click on Pictures I get a popup
like this:
So when I enter my PC admin password, nothing happens. When I enter \\MyNas\admin and my admin password, nothing happens. The shares is accessible via the frontview/webinterface and I can upload and download files from it.
I've searched, read many topic but none seem to be the same as the problem I have.
Any suggestions are mostly welcome :D
Now as I acces my NAS via run \\MyNAS it comes up with a list of my shares which are:
- Backup
- data
- Documents
-home
-Music
-Pictures
-readydrop
-Videos
Except for the share Pictures are all accessible and I can copy files to the folder/share. When I click on Pictures I get a popup
like this:
So when I enter my PC admin password, nothing happens. When I enter \\MyNas\admin and my admin password, nothing happens. The shares is accessible via the frontview/webinterface and I can upload and download files from it.
I've searched, read many topic but none seem to be the same as the problem I have.
Any suggestions are mostly welcome :D
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- Download your logs and look at your smb log and see who it is trying to auth you as.
Additionally, review your share permissions and re-apply them recursively through the share and that could possibly fix your permission access on that share. readysecure1985 wrote: Download your logs and look at your smb log and see who it is trying to auth you as.
Additionally, review your share permissions and re-apply them recursively through the share and that could possibly fix your permission access on that share.
You're my hero! It appeared that with the permissions 'allow anonymus access' was not thicked, so when I did that it all worked out fine.
Many thanks.- Thanks for posting your problem and solution. I was having the same problem on my Mac, the Directory was showing as a "Sharepoint" and I couldn't access any of the contents. I thought I had all the same settings, but I missed the "All Anonymous Access" check box. Once it was checked, I had full access.
Thanks for giving me back my sanity!
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