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What is C shared unit? Where can I disable it?
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2019-11-20
12:46 AM
2019-11-20
12:46 AM
What is C shared unit? Where can I disable it?
When I map all the unit, for example \\x.x.x.x, I can see the SMB/CIFS (ok) but I can see a C unit, in that C I can see, enter and write files all the units that I'm sharing, including a NFS shared folder that "supposly" only have NFS enabled.
What I'm missing?
Thanks,
Model: RNDP4410|ReadyNAS Pro 4 4TB (4 x 1TB Enterprise)
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2019-11-20
02:37 AM
2019-11-20
02:37 AM
Re: What is C shared unit? Where can I disable it?
C is the full data volume on your NAS. You are seeing it because you are using the NAS admin credentials to access it.
Instead, create a NAS user account, and use those credentials.
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