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PLEASE HELP Mapping error the network name is no longer available ReadyNas 2100
Please help me determine what could cause a mapping issue I am seeing with my readynas 2100. Info: I have an active directory system I am putting the Readynas on for a data backup to a recorder. This system is a communicaiton system for a county I am working. The system is an active directory GPO based system. I have join the Readynas 2100 to the domain and synced it with my NTP. All is good there. The NAS has even pulled all the accounts from AD as you would expect. I then created a fileshare on this NAS. I can access the file share via I.E. (Internet Explorer.) I plan to use the file share I created as a location for backup of one of the machines on the domain. I have tried to map the network drive from a machine on the domain and encounter an error stating that this network drive name is no longer available. I cannot get past this point on any of the machines on the domain. Strange enough if I remote into the system with my personaly machine I can map the drive with no issue on my local PC. What would cause the Machines on the domain to not be allowed or get the name no longer exsist error when trying to map the fileshare? I have tried it on many different windows platforms on the domain with no luck. I have also disable microsoft client signed messages, local security policy via AD gpo and this didnt help. I cannot for the life of me find anything that could help. I cant use netgear support as the contract has been long expired. Netgear refuses to assist any furthure without buying a support contract. This isnt my equipment or my companys equipment. So the county would have to foot the bill and I would like to explorer the knowledge base on the community as was recomended to me.
temmersond
Sep 13, 2017 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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Mapping readynas to readynas
Is there a way to link/map/share a drive on one ReadyNAS unit directly to another ReadyNAS unit without having a computer between the two? I run SABNZBD on one of my units and I want it to put the downloaded file in a different location depending on what the file is. In SAB, you can filter the files by user defined category. How can I map a drive from one unit to the other to make moving files easier?
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CDitty
Sep 23, 2016 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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Login to ReadyNAS / map a network drive
Hi all, I am own a ReadyNAS 2120v2 since some days and updated the OS to 6.24. The device is called 'altair' in my network'. The ReadyNAS has some shared folders with enabled SMB protocol. Now I have some trouble with accounts. I creates one called 'tl' with a password. Now when I try to open \\altair\ in the Windows Explorer and login with my admin credentials it will work fine. But if I try it with 'tl' and there credentials it does not work. I tested it in the browser to but it is the result - no access with 'tl'. PS: My Windows operating systems are Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 - it is the same problem on both OSs. What must I check to solve this problem?
Koopakiller
Aug 24, 2015 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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