NAS Neatgear network letter

[haka1311]

I do have a NAS Netgear READYNAS NV RND4000 but since i have a new desktop i can`t connect a drive letter to my NAS.

I do see the NAS in Network connections and i multi media by these way i can connect to the NAS as also by the IP-address.

What i like to do is connect a drive letter tot he NAS.

By my second NAS this is not a problem.

Can some one help me out. Thanks in advance.

[StephenB · Accepted solution]

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@haka1311 wrote:

yes i can ping the adress

and used the line net use t: \\192.168.0.220\C /user:admin my password

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Try rebooting the PC, and then executing the two commands again:

net use * /delete

net use t: \\192.168.0.220\C /user:admin nas-admin-password

[StephenB]

The first step is to go into "turn windows features on or off" in the PC, and make sure that the SMB 1.0 client is installed.  Have you done that?

Also, what firmware are you running in the NV+?

[haka1311]

Stephen SMB1 .0 was turn off, but still have the same problem can not connect to ip adres of find a drive letter.

i do use firmware RAIDiator 4.2.31

hope you can help me further.

thanks

[Hopchen]

Did you also enable SMBv1 in Windows settings? These older NAS units are, to my knowledge, only capable of SMBv1 so you must that.

[StephenB]

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@haka1311 wrote:

i do use firmware RAIDiator 4.2.31

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Then you don't have an RND4000.  Perhaps look again at the product label, or install RAIDar and tell us what model it gives you.  https://kb.netgear.com/20684/ReadyNAS-Downloads#raidar

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@haka1311 wrote:

Stephen SMB1 .0 was turn off, but still have the same problem can not connect to ip adres of find a drive letter.

The SMB 1.0 client needs to be turned ON.

[haka1311]

i did enable SMBv1 in Windows settings.

the model is RNDX4000 says the label see also attachment

[StephenB]

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@haka1311 wrote:

the model is RNDX4000 says the label see also attachment

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Ok.  That's an NVX - quite different from the NV+.  

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@haka1311 wrote:

i did enable SMBv1 in Windows settings.

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Good.

Now try running CMD (just enter CMD from the windows search bar).  That will open a black text box.  Enter the following commands:

net use * /delete

net use t: \\nas-ip-address\C /user:admin nas-admin-password

using the real NAS ip address and admin password.  Be careful on the typing - particularly the slash directions and the spaces.

The first command terminates any open SMB network sessions in the PC.  If it prompts you to proceed, say yes.  

The second command attempts to mount the NAS data volume as drive letter T.  Let us know if that command works - and if it doesn't what error you get.  Note the command won't work if you are still using netgear1 for the admin password.

[haka1311]

i do get error message 67,and text  can`t find networkname

[StephenB]

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@haka1311 wrote:

i do get error message 67,and text  can`t find networkname

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You used the actual NAS IP address?  Or did you use the hostname?

Can you ping the NAS IP address?

[haka1311]

yes i can ping the adress

and used the line net use t: \\192.168.0.220\C /user:admin my password

[haka1311]

does any one have a solution?

[StephenB · Accepted solution]

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@haka1311 wrote:

yes i can ping the adress

and used the line net use t: \\192.168.0.220\C /user:admin my password

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Try rebooting the PC, and then executing the two commands again:

net use * /delete

net use t: \\192.168.0.220\C /user:admin nas-admin-password

[haka1311]

Great it works.

Thanks for your help