Windows 10 access to RN314

Does it show you the same thing when you run/search \\IP_of_NAS (ex \\192.168.1.4)?

Unfortunately yes.

I've also tried from the command line, and get this :-

C:\Users\me>net use t: \\rn314\share
System error 58 has occurred.

The specified server cannot perform the requested operation.

Odd.

I just installed Windows 10 in a VM and it works fine for me with OS6 devices.

Which firmware version are you running on your 314?

Have you tried e.g.

net use t: \\rn314\share /USER:username

Where username is the name of your user on the NAS?

Which firmware version are you running on your 314?

Using 6.2.4

Have you tried e.g. net use t: \\rn314\share /USER:username Where username is the name of your user on the NAS?

I run all 3 NAS currently as 'open' access (none have any users setup, and have read/write access for everyone) - and both my NV+v2 and NVX work fine in that mode from Windows 10. Accessing the RN314 from other OS also seems to work, just RN314/Windows 10 is an issue.

Will try setting up a user and seeing if that helps - thanks for the suggestion :)

I just made a post about what might be a similar problem.

open Secpol.msc , and change the setting Local Policies > Security Options > Network Security: Lan Manager Authentication Level to Send LM & NTLM, use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated

Does it work after changing that?

If you are not using windows Pro and cannot load secpol, there is a way to change that setting in the registry but do not know where off the top of my head.

I'm having similar problems with Windows 10, running build 10130 (SV_se) at the moment and trying to use it against a RN104 running OS 6.2.4.

The NAS doesn't show up under Network in Explorer and trying to access it through \\<IP_or_name> doesn't work either. It just gives the usual network path cannot be found. The strange thing though is that I have gotten the share-list one time, then trying to access a share gives me an error, after this subsequent tries to show the shares ends up not working.

From commandline I can net view, net view \\nas but not net use on any of the shares, that only gives me Systemerror 58...

I have tried setting the above in local policies but it didnt help.

EDIT:
Ok, so it seems my problem was I'm logging in with PIN and that for some strange reason messes up. When I switched back to normal password login my NAS pops up in Explorer and I can at least with username/pass map my network drives. God knows why it doesn't even show up when you login with PIN. Worth noting is that I do use PIN in Windows 8.1 too and the NAS works like a charm there so ... M$ being M$ I guess. :)