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The NAS crashed at that location. The info might have been logged in the full log zip - did you download it and check? Or did you just look on the admin web ui screen.
You could send the full log zip file to one of the mods ( @JohnCM_S or @Marc_V ) for analysis. Save it in cloud storage (google drive, dropbox, etc), and send them a private message asking them to analyze (with a downloadable link). Don't post the link publicly - use the envelope icon in the upper right of the forum to send a PM.
If you don't have a backup of the NAS files, then I suggest making one.
We are not able to see the SMB2_tcon+184 error on the logs, it seems that it is crashing when you are trying a backup job from PC to NAS. For testing purposes, have you tried creating a backup job from NAS to PC and see if you will get the same issue?
We are curious if it only crashes when creating a backup job to one computer specifically or any computer. Do you experience the same issue when you try it on other computers?
May I know also the operating system of the computers?
For NAS to PC backup, yes similar problem exists. It seems as soon as I want to expand a folder, the error in question occurs. However, this time, test connection was successfull providing full path from the smb share. Seems something wrong with Browse=>Expand Folder?
All my backups are initiated out of the NAS. So I was trying to set it up that way.
I shared my e.g. \Users\<user> directory and tried to backup the Pictures folder below. The RN recognized the shared partition but when I start to browse towards that folder, I get the infamous error message.
