Unable to access CIFS from Windows

[John Croney]

I just install a fresh copy of Freenas 9.3 and not can not see any of the CIFS created.

I have attached a pdf of my settings.

 

[anodos]

Your minimum protocol is higher than your maximum protocol. I'm surprised it's working at all. Change server minimum protocol back to NT1 (or whatever the default is these days).

 

[John Croney]

Thanks. My error but did not work.

I can now see the network share but cannot access it.

 

[dlavigne]

What error do you get when you try to access it? How did you create the CIFS share (manually or using the wizard)?

 

[cyberjock]

Well, that error sounds like SSH doesn't want to accept the key or password. So something is "not quite right" with your setup, but I'll be damned if I can tell you what is wrong.

Have you tried doing the troubleshooting part of the replication section of the manual? It tells you to run some commands from the CLI for troubleshooting. Do those work? If not, what happens?

 

[anodos]

Well, that error sounds like SSH doesn't want to accept the key or password. So something is "not quite right" with your setup, but I'll be damned if I can tell you what is wrong.

Have you tried doing the troubleshooting part of the replication section of the manual? It tells you to run some commands from the CLI for troubleshooting. Do those work? If not, what happens?

??? - Cyberjock, I think you keep too many browser windows open at one time. :D

 

[cyberjock]

OOps. Guess I posted that to the wrong thread. /shrug

 

[John Croney]

Thanks for the help

I created the CIFS manual. I have also created the same environment in vmware and it work.

 

[John Croney]

Also to note that I also use the wizard

 

[John Croney]

Can anyone help?

 

[SweetAndLow]

Give the destination of the share all permissions and and enable guest access. This will get it working but probably isn't the correct solution. You can work backwards from that point.