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Re: Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
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2011-07-31
01:55 PM
2011-07-31
01:55 PM
Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
I have PCs running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and a Windows XP SP 3. The Windows XP machine can mount my ReadyNAS NV+ share, but recently, the Windows 7 machine stopped being able to mount the share. I have the "user" security mode enabled and it has always worked in the past and I am trying to mount via CIFS. The ReadyNAS NV+ is running version 4.1.7 of the firmware.
When I try mount the drive via the command line, I see the following:
Any suggestions? The shares work fine in OS X and Windows XP, so the ReadyNAS NV+ appears to be fine. I suspect there is a setting that is now required on Windows 7 as a result of an update.
-Edmond
When I try mount the drive via the command line, I see the following:
C:\ net use /user:test \\172.16.32.20\media
System error 53 has occurred.
The network path was not found.
Any suggestions? The shares work fine in OS X and Windows XP, so the ReadyNAS NV+ appears to be fine. I suspect there is a setting that is now required on Windows 7 as a result of an update.
-Edmond
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2011-08-06
12:02 PM
2011-08-06
12:02 PM
Re: Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
Hello,
Please follow these steps to resolve your issue.
This issue happens when NTLM is running version 2 or when the authentication encryption is too secure for the ReadyNAS.
Downgrading the NTLM Version from version 2 to version 1:
Go to run > secpol.msc
In local security policy: Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level; send LM and NTLM
In local security policy: Network Security: Minimum session security for NTLM SSP based client: no minimum
In Credential manager: delete the credentials for the share (You could also use "Net use * /DELETE" from the command prompt.)
Lowering the encryption for the authentication:
Network and Sharing Center
Advanced Sharing Settings
Files sharing Connections - Windows 7 uses 128-bit encryption \ 56-bit option
Support Resources -
Forums:
Prosafe: http://forum1.netgear.com
ReadyNAS: http://www.readynas.com/forum
Prosecure: http://prosecure.netgear.com/community/forum.php
Contact support or register a device
1-888-NETGEAR (638 - 4327) Option 4 for technical support
http://my.netgear.com
Knowledge base
http://support.netgear.com
Please follow these steps to resolve your issue.
This issue happens when NTLM is running version 2 or when the authentication encryption is too secure for the ReadyNAS.
Downgrading the NTLM Version from version 2 to version 1:
Go to run > secpol.msc
In local security policy: Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level; send LM and NTLM
In local security policy: Network Security: Minimum session security for NTLM SSP based client: no minimum
In Credential manager: delete the credentials for the share (You could also use "Net use * /DELETE" from the command prompt.)
Lowering the encryption for the authentication:
Network and Sharing Center
Advanced Sharing Settings
Files sharing Connections - Windows 7 uses 128-bit encryption \ 56-bit option
Support Resources -
Forums:
Prosafe: http://forum1.netgear.com
ReadyNAS: http://www.readynas.com/forum
Prosecure: http://prosecure.netgear.com/community/forum.php
Contact support or register a device
1-888-NETGEAR (638 - 4327) Option 4 for technical support
http://my.netgear.com
Knowledge base
http://support.netgear.com
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2011-08-10
02:51 AM
2011-08-10
02:51 AM
Re: Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
I can find network and sharing and change down to 56bit option but the instructions above is not happening.
secpol.msc returns not found, tried searching for it no luck.
I run windows 7 fully updated.
I have another problem, I have a xp machine which used to connect fine. I can't connect to my readynas duo with it either anymore because for some reason it has gone to a subnet of 192.192.192.192.
How can I reset the setting of the neadynas duo without deleting my backups, ie all the files on it?
secpol.msc returns not found, tried searching for it no luck.
I run windows 7 fully updated.
I have another problem, I have a xp machine which used to connect fine. I can't connect to my readynas duo with it either anymore because for some reason it has gone to a subnet of 192.192.192.192.
How can I reset the setting of the neadynas duo without deleting my backups, ie all the files on it?
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2011-08-17
11:15 PM
2011-08-17
11:15 PM
Re: Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
I have made the changes to the security policies as posted, but the error remains the same. I will call the phone support.
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2011-08-22
11:45 AM
2011-08-22
11:45 AM
Re: Can't mount share in Windows 7 64-bit
Okay, I called phone support and was told I would have to purchase support to get the problem fixed. That's a bit disappointing since this is a configuration issue that should be documented.
I have made the changes suggested by readysecure1985, but the problem persists. Is there any updated documentation on how to configure Windows 7 to work with a ReadyNAS? Or are there are other settings I can change?
Thanks.
I have made the changes suggested by readysecure1985, but the problem persists. Is there any updated documentation on how to configure Windows 7 to work with a ReadyNAS? Or are there are other settings I can change?
Thanks.
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