r3dh3adkid
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- Aug 11, 2016
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I was transferring a few TB of data between folders in Windows 10 using TeraCopy. I had another copy queued after the first one. I was copying data and running a CRC check on 1.6TB of data. I canceled the second after the first one finished. The second transfer made it a few hundred MB in before I canceled. After I canceled, TeraCopy hung and would not close. I waited around 30m before I forced the task to end. Right after, my CIFS shares stopped working. I received an error about broken disc from windows, but did not screen shot the message. I could not open the share folder or access the share from the Network menu. I have a ubuntu server that has the same dataset mounted via NFS and is working fine. The web panel loads fine and the server is pingable from Windows.
I have tried: restarting my pc, restarting the FreeNAS server, deleting and remaking the CIFS share, restarting CIFS service, deleting and remapping the network share, turning on guest access.
I'm not sure what to try next and looking for any suggestions on where to start.
Environment:
Windows 10
FreeNAS 9.10.1 (d989edd)
SMB2.0 share (I think)
FreeNAS Server:
ASRock C2750 board
Intel Avoton(Atom) C2750
8x3TB WD Red
32GB DDR3 ECC
I have tried: restarting my pc, restarting the FreeNAS server, deleting and remaking the CIFS share, restarting CIFS service, deleting and remapping the network share, turning on guest access.
I'm not sure what to try next and looking for any suggestions on where to start.
Environment:
Windows 10
FreeNAS 9.10.1 (d989edd)
SMB2.0 share (I think)
FreeNAS Server:
ASRock C2750 board
Intel Avoton(Atom) C2750
8x3TB WD Red
32GB DDR3 ECC