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I recently went through a windows update and have lost the ability to see my RND4000
When I map the drive, it sees it but upon clicking the icon to navigate to the share, I get "Y:\ is not accessible. An unexpected Network error has occurred."
When I click Network, under Storage, the icon for the RND4000 is there.
Press the LCD screen to see the current IP address of your ReadyNAS. If it has an IP address that's within the range of your network, first check if you can access the admin page then try to access your files via Windows Explorer (\\NAS-IP Address). Here's an article that'll surely help.
The IP I have is correct. I can reach the device and interact with it with web browser no problem.
When I try with Explorer, I get a
\\192.168.1.2 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resourse. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.
The remote procedure call fails and did not execute.
Im running Raidiator 4.1.14 on the device so my menu doesnt match the suggested things to check in the article you referenced.
Thanks for the fast response. Are you running domain in your network? If not, check the security mode running on your ReadyNAS and make sure it is set to "User-mode". Once this is done, manually set the permissions of your shares by following this article.
Following instructions, I set a user up called larks
I then used those credentials setting a mapped drive up. The error I now get is:
The network folder specified is currently mapped using a different user name and password. To connect using a different user name and passwod, first disconnect any existing mappings to this network share.
ok, now Windows is prompting me to select a certificate. There are 3 shown. No matter which I choose, I am prompted for a user name and pw. The next error is "this account is not authorized to login from this station
For what it's worth, from my samsung note 5 cell phone on wifi, I can see the share and play music of videos so Im starting to wonder if the issue is my Windows 10 network settings are jacked up
In PC, you need to use Windows Explorer to access your files. If the permission is set to read/write with anonymous /or guest access, it shouldn't ask for a username and password. Perhaps test it with another PC or execute this command in CMD and see if it helps.
A little leary of running that command as I have 2 mapped drives at work I dont want to lose. I did just type in net use and it showed my 2 work drives and nothing else.
in Explorer I should be typing \\192.168.1.2\media correct?
After following your instructions, I am getting prompted for a UN and password and I have tried every combo I can think of.
I was also recently upgraded to win10 1511, and I am still able to access shares on my NV+.
You might confirm that the PC and the NAS are in the same windows workgroup. If you are using the PIN log on, then log on again with your password, and see if that makes a difference.
A little leary of running that command as I have 2 mapped drives at work I dont want to lose. I did just type in net use and it showed my 2 work drives and nothing else.
There's many solutions -- for instance, in User mode, you can leave on anonymous access and not require any users. If you want more security, you could lock down the share more with user credentials. Whether they're the same as your computer is not really important, but Windows always sends your Windows credentials over the network to auth you into network shares.
When you switch to user mode, redo the share permissions with the nobody user and the nogroup group, and double check your access to the share.
Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. Disconnect all previous connections to the server or shared resources and try again
I prefer not to remove 2 mapped drives as I use them for work. but I was able to type /delete \\192.168.1.2\IPC$ and it returned that was deleted successfully. I then tried the net use t: \\192.168.1.2\media /user etc etc....tried both larks and admin and bother gave me this error:
System error 58 has occurred
The specified server cannont perform the requested operation
I don't have a RAIDiator box near me but if you use the UI to download the set of logs, then it should be there. It would either be called smbd or samba or smb.log. Maybe even something with "cifs"
Do you have Jumbo Frames (mtu 9000) configured on the NIC?
Is this problem only happening with Windows 10? Do you have another Windows PC to try connection to? If it is the Windows 10 with the problem, it might require some registry changes...
Could you post some screenshots of these certificates that your PC shows when trying to access your shares? Also, I would like you to try to create a new share in your ReadyNAS with guest (read-write) access and see if the same behavior shows.
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