Access Denied creating CIFS share between Proxmox and TrueNAS Scale

[sgt_jamez]

TrueNAS Scale v21.06-BETA (joined to an AD domain)
Proxmox v7.0-10

I'm running into a problem trying to create a CIFS share between Proxmox and a dataset on TrueNAS Scale.
Using the Proxmox GUI, I enter a name for the share, the TrueNAS IP, and the share credentials.
There's a dropdown that will allow you to choose the share once the creds are authenticated. When I do this, I get a
get an access denied error message. My reading on the web indicates this is a permissions issue on the TrueNAS side for the
share.

I tried using the TrueNAS root credentials
I tried using the domain credentials that work on a Windows 10 PC
I created a local user and assigned that user ownership of the share

I ran the command:
# pvesm cifsscan 192.168.2.230 --username cifsuser --password --domain TAZNET2
Enter Password: **********
unexpected status: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

Edit:
# smbclient //192.168.2.230/pve_storage -d 0 -m smb3 -U cifsuser -c 'echo 1 0'
Enter WORKGROUP\cifsuser's password:
session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE

# pvesm cifsscan 192.168.2.230
unexpected status: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED


It seems that either the user or the dataset has some kind of permission set up incorrectly. If anyone can help me
straighten this out, it would be great!

 

[morganL]

Suggest you provide the dataset and share settings and any ACLs.
Have you tested with a standard windows client or Mac client?

 

[sgt_jamez]

I did test on a Win 10 box and it was fine. I have been able to set the Proxmox share using a domain account. My follow-up question then, is it possible to access an SMB share using a local account? That's how I had my Raspberry Pi's connecting to my Synology. Granted it's not apples to apples.

I'm at work now but I will make screenshots of the requested data and maybe I can get this out of my head. Thanks!

 

[Leeland]

For local users use this method servername\localusername