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Storage / NAS Drive not showing up on Windows 10
« Last post by EricGriffiths on November 21, 2023, 05:13:27 PM »
I have a computer that cannot be upgraded to windows 11, but I need it to have access to files on the NAS storage array.
It used to have access to the folders, but that stopped working about a month ago.
It appears to have started around the time that I updated the BIOS on the NAS Device.
It is a TS3410D Series NAS

when I connect to the storage device though the settings, It shows shows that I have 13 shared folders available to link to.

When I double click on the NAS drive in the NAS NAvigator2 application, it only shows three shares, and they are all "[Offline Share]"

The SMB in the NAS is set up to: Lower = SMB1; Upper = SMB3

SMB 1.0 is fully enabled on the client computer,

On my windows 11 laptop, I have no problem in seeing and reconnecting to any of the shares.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Lounge - Everything non-product related / Re: LS210D Web access
« Last post by davo on November 20, 2023, 06:13:47 AM »
The Linkstation uses an old TLS version that Buffalo refuse to do anything about. Options are to ignore the message or just use HTTP (wouldn't recommend this for web access).
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Lounge - Everything non-product related / LS210D Web access
« Last post by lhauckjr on November 19, 2023, 08:03:13 PM »
Yesterday I had access to the NAS internal settings, shares etc by entering it's IP address 129.168.1.208 in my chrome browser. Today, I get the message "Unsafe Site" and Chrome or Firefox wont connect. I got the same message trying to log in using "Buffalonas.com." I spent the day browsing the internet and the closest thing I got was maybe a bad ssl socket. I know my credentials are ok, because I can connect via cell phone app. Any one know whats going on. I get the same response when I try and open set
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Solved Storage Threads / Re: LS-WVL/R1 - Cannot Map Drive
« Last post by davo on November 06, 2023, 03:29:29 AM »
that NAS doesn't have SMB2 which Windows 11 needs to map a network drive.
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Did you resolve this? Im having the same issue.
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Storage / LS-WVL/R1 - Cannot Map Drive
« Last post by celloshred on November 05, 2023, 12:45:02 PM »
I have this connected to my Windows 11 PC after a few years of it sitting around.
Firmware 1.75 updated from the PC and Im running Navigator 3.0.4.

I cannot figure out how to map the network drive. I just want to copy items over to my PC.

I tried to access on the web but cant.

I do see the drive in "media devices" and on the web in the TwonkyServer, but I really need to map this as a drive so I can copy everything over.

Any tips would be awesome.  Thank you.
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Solved Storage Threads / LS-WVL/R1 - Cannot Map Drive
« Last post by celloshred on November 05, 2023, 12:43:49 PM »
I have this connected to my Windows 11 PC after a few years of it sitting around.
Firmware 1.75 updated from the PC and Im running Navigator 3.0.4.

I cannot figure out how to map the network drive. I just want to copy items over to my PC.

I tried to access on the web but cant.

I do see the drive in "media devices" and on the web in the TwonkyServer, but I really need to map this as a drive so I can copy everything over.

Any tips would be awesome.  Thank you.
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Storage / Re: Linkstations suddenly inaccessible
« Last post by gavinoddy on November 04, 2023, 05:04:32 AM »
Thanks, davo. I'd already investigated that, and the settings on the PCs hadn't changed.

It turned out to be something completely unexpected. One of my PCs lost network connection. Another PC connected to the same switch was fine, but both the Linkstations are connected to that switch too which made me suspicious. It turned out that the switch was failing in a bizarre way: some ports were working fine but what protocols were and weren't working with the others depended on the port. I replaced the switch and everything started working.
In the meantime I've purchased a new NAS server so I'll gradually migrate operational network storage onto that, leaving the Linkstations for extra redundancy and long term storage.

I'm aware that SMB1 has security failings but presumably someone would need to have have direct access to my LAN for this to be a risk?
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Windows 11 by default uses SMB3. To use SMB 2 you have to enable the legacy protocol.

Nope, SMB2 is enabled by default on Windows 11, you're confusing SMB2 and SMB1.


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Windows 11 by default uses SMB3. To use SMB 2 you have to enable the legacy protocol.
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