Unable to access shared folders

Yes I use windows 10.

 

I already changed the default password previously.

Ragarding SMB 1/CIFS , there are 3 options.

only SMB 1.0/CIFS server was not tagged , did this now.

 

The first command(net use * /delete), results in "there are no entries in the list"

The second command results in "The password is invalid for \\NAS ip address\Nas_2_C."

Then i get the following line: "Enter the password for 'admin' to connect to 'nas-ip address': 

 

After the : sign i'm unable to type anything.

when I push enter "system error 86 has occured"

and right after that , the specific network password is not correct

With the password i'm still able to login the frontview, so the password is 100% correct.

As my other 100% identical device is working as it should , i expect that it's a problem with the NAS itself , or the combination from device and windows.

But not really a general windows setting, but of course I want to try anything to get it working:)

 

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Jason5981 wrote:

 

The second command results in "The password is invalid for \\NAS ip address\Nas_2_C."

 

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What is the \\NAS ip address\Nas_2_C about?  It should just be \\NAS ip address\C

 

If that wasn't a typo, please try it again.

 

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Jason5981 wrote:

 

Ragarding SMB 1/CIFS , there are 3 options.

only SMB 1.0/CIFS server was not tagged , did this now.

 

You don't need the SMB 1.0 server installed unless you are wanting the NAS to access the PC (for example with a backup job).

 

You don't want the auto-removal of SMB 1.0 enabled, as if you don't access the NAS for a while Windows will uninstall the client.

Hi ,

The Nas_2_C, is volume name I gave to the shared volume(visible name in explorer).

I tried as well with only using C, didn't do the job as well...

Somehow I expect as , I bought this device second hand with the current disks , that there are some password settings left behind even after a factory reset.

So last night , I did a volume erase followed by , again a factory reset.

Later today I will setup the device again...hope this issue just dissapears, although í'm curious to know what it causes...:)

 

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Jason5981 wrote:

 

The Nas_2_C, is volume name I gave to the shared volume(visible name in explorer).

 

 

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Let's clarify this.  Your v1 NAS don't let you choose the volume names - they are named like drive letters.  The first one is C, and if there are others they are always D, E, F.

 

Nas_2_C might have been the host name, or it might have been a share name.  But it wasn't the volume name, which is what I wanted to try mounting.

 

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Jason5981 wrote:

 

So last night , I did a volume erase followed by , again a factory reset.

Later today I will setup the device again...hope this issue just dissapears, although í'm curious to know what it causes...:)

 

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You could have just done the factory reset, as that reformats the disks and creates a fresh volume.  Let us know what happens.

 

FWIW, the issue you were seeing has a several causes, including

• Missing SMB 1.0 client on the PC
• Missing or incorrect NAS credentials on the PC
• Incorrect file ownership or permissions on the NAS.
• Filling OS partition on the NAS.
• Mismatched workgroup settings
• Network not classified as Private on the PC.
• Connections blocked by Internet security software

Many of those were already ruled out; the CMD test above was looking at the NAS credential possibility.

 

Somehow it's working now , although I don't have clue why:( Latest actions what I did was: 1 Erase volume 2 Factory reset, set up as RAID 0 3 changed standard netgear1 password 4 removed the created volume C and created a separate volume for each disk(I only use it for non essential data) 5 created shares named as follows: NasC, NasD, NasE with public shares tagged, but this was standard, didn't change it. After this I could access without a password and user popup..... Anyway thanks for all the replies.., problem solved.