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#1 2007-09-19 18:59:45
- fullcity
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Windows User
Trying to access my 323 from a windows server... when I double click on available shares (for instance: \\HAL\Volume_1) I am prompted with a windows username and password dialog. The problem is that the user field is greyed out and has "\\HAL\guest" specified. How do I allow this dialog to specify a user?
This is all from a windows 2003 server.
FW: 1.03
Thanks!
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#2 2007-09-19 22:29:32
- td-dns323
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Re: Windows User
I think you must connect a network drive in Windows Explorer and set correct username and password.
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2 DNS-323 with 4 Seagate ATA 500 Go 16 Mo cache UDMA-300 7200 rpm Barracuda 7200.10 in Raid 1 -Firmware 1.03
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#3 2007-09-20 09:38:06
Re: Windows User
It's workin on Xp, i think this should work on W.server
cmd.exe ->
net use Z: \\dns323_IP\shared_folder /USER:george mary
where :
- george : the dns-323 username
- mary : the dns-323 password for "george"
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2 x DNS-320
1 x DNS-325
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#4 2007-09-20 12:44:39
- ravny
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Re: Windows User
fullcity wrote:
Trying to access my 323 from a windows server... when I double click on available shares (for instance: \\HAL\Volume_1) I am prompted with a windows username and password dialog. The problem is that the user field is greyed out and has "\\HAL\guest" specified. How do I allow this dialog to specify a user?
This is all from a windows 2003 server.
FW: 1.03
Thanks!
Hi I have the same problem. I check on XP and w2k and w2003 server also and problem stil the same username is grayed and guest
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#5 2007-09-20 22:41:58
- ravny
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Re: Windows User
Did you solve the problem or ?
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#7 2007-09-24 11:56:51
- ravny
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Re: Windows User
I also reset DNS 323 to default setting but problems still remains. . . 
I also try on different machines and everywhere is the same.
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#8 2007-09-28 01:59:48
- fickle
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Re: Windows User
in windows, go to ANY folder then to Tools Menu > Files & Folder options > File Tab > ALL THE WAY TO THE BOTTOM .. use simplified something .. check that ..
you should be sorted .. i think
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#9 2007-09-28 02:00:48
- fickle
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Re: Windows User
yeah, that should sort you out, i recall seeing that before on previous boxes
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#10 2007-10-01 09:43:24
- ravny
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Re: Windows User
I try also click on "Use simlpe file sgaring" but I get still the same thing username is grayed and guest is entered and could not change
Any others idea ?
Brgds
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#11 2007-10-01 10:04:19
- fickle
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Re: Windows User
there is a registry trick (related to the above) that may have to be done, ill see if i can find it
stay tuned
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#12 2007-10-01 22:26:41
- mamahuhu
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Re: Windows User
change your smb.conf:
from:
security = SHARE
to:
security = user
and restart samba.
You may want to create a fun_plug to point samba to read this modified smb.conf file saved somewhere under /mnt/HD_a2, so that the change can survived reboots.
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#13 2007-10-02 00:54:09
Re: Windows User
that will be quite hard to accomplish, since access is denied through the windows file browser.
try going to the web interface, ADVANCED - > Network Acces and then re-apply (remove and create again) the correct access that you need (in my case, Volume_1, All, R/W). Maybe it helps?
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#14 2007-10-02 01:08:37
- fickle
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Re: Windows User
Hold the shift key just before the logon box appears after restart
or
1) Double click My Computer
2) Go to Tools > Map Network Drive
3) In the Drive field, choose any letter you like.
4) In the Folder field, type your UNC path \\your_machine_name\the_folder_you_want_to_access
5) Under the "Reconnect at logon" check box, you will find "Connect using a different user name". Click on different user name then type your user name and password.
hope that works
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