I am having an issue that I haven't been able to find a solid answer to. Alright, as I stated, I have a ReadyNAS 3220. We have several shares on it, including a backup, Documents, and even a test folder I just created named TestFolder. I made sure the permissions on it were correct according to the manual I have.
Here is my scenario. I am able to access the web console on the ReadyNAS 3220 that is running Firmware 6.1.9. I am able to manipulate and modify folders, backup schedules, everything I need to from the web console. I am not, however, able to access the ReadyNAS from windows explorer at all. I have tried mapping the drive, direct accessing it through the run command and opening windows explorer. I have attempted: \\<IP Address>\data\<Folder Name>\ \\<IP Address>\data\<Folder Name> \\<IP Address>\data\ \\<IP Address>\data \\<NAS Name>\data \\<NAS Name>\data\ \\<NAS Name>\data\<Folder Name> \\<NAS Name>\data\<Folder Name>\ as well as a few other schemes. The fun part is, I get a better response from using the ReadyNAS' name rather then IP. IF I get a response, it is usually "Cannot access the File, check the name" or similar errors. I also, sometimes, get the username/password prompt and when I put those in, windows explorer goes white, like it is not responding, then closes. We have it on an AD controlled network. I am able to ping the NAS, obvious since the web interface works, but no one on the network can actually access it through windows explorer. Once every about 20 tries I can log in and it says the Admin account on the NAS isn't a valid username or password.
