Obviously, back up first and at your own risk update.
Having said that I couldn't use the TeraStation as I wanted under Lion so had nothing to lose. The answer was simple: Im stupid -.- A problem was that I had not found any logs and I didnt know anything about the cause.
#MUCOMMANDER UNABLE TO LOAD SMB SHARE PC#
I wouldn't have known where to start if I didn't have a PC to copying the files over with, and more importantly back up the data on the TeraStation. I felt a little out of my comfort zone doing this, so it is quite possible I caused some of these problems and not the firmware updates.
#MUCOMMANDER UNABLE TO LOAD SMB SHARE WINDOWS#
In the Windows Features box, scroll down the list, clear the check box for SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support and select OK. Under Control Panel Home, select Turn Windows features on or off to open the Windows Features box. I don't use Time Machine either but I have fired it up and started a back up as a test, which didn't work as it looked for the backup disk then reported the backup disk was not available. To disable SMBv1 for the mentioned operating systems: In Control Panel, select Programs and Features.
When users access a Samba server, they connect to a service named for one of. Each section of this configuration file defines a service. The access problems seemed to go away with deleting folders, re-booting the TeraStation and re-creating them. To create a new share location, add a section to the /etc/samba/smb.conf configuration file with these two definitions: sambashare path /sambashare read only No. However, even after installing Samba 3.0.37 I had problems with access (I am guessing permissions - really don't know anything technical) which even broke access via muCommander on certain folders. Applied Samba 3.0.37 - OK, had to use muCommander to copy it overīy following the directions offered by Krishkal it was ultimately successful. way, since all configuration related method (save/load) are located in the base class. Applied Samba 3.0.25 with AD support - Not OK, could not access from PCħ. To disable NetBIOS, you can safely delete the /etc/nf file. Re-applied 1.12 - OK web interface backĦ. Samba does not represent the correct File Permissions on the Client Machine for the Samba Share. If your system doesnt already have an /etc/nf file, use the following Terminal commands while logged in as an Administrator: echo ' default' sudo tee -a /etc/nf echo 'port445both' sudo tee -a /etc/nf. Applied telnet enabled firmware 1.12 using English updater - OKĤ. To resolve this issue on a file server that is running the SMB version 1 protocol, add the DisableStrictNameChecking value to the registry: Registry location: HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters. Read the following which have links to the downloads hightlighted below.ġ. If you dont want to do this turn off the firewall temporarily to see if it changes anything. You will need to enable SMB access in the firewall on the host machine per network location. I did have some problems getting this approach to work on a TS-1.0TGL/R5, which sound similar to those jarrodb has experienced. Id start by checking out your firewall profiles and resetting them to default.
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