LS210 Drive was mounting fine... NOT I get Permission denied mount error(13)

[texmansru47]

What this flip changed?  The drive states I am up to date on the firmware...I checked that first

My concern is this drive was mounting fine... I followed the avenue of have my credentials as environment variable (posted on this forum) and I used the following command to mount the drive...

The Environment variables (I got this from this forum... BTW very vague instructions... hint for everyone... when you post instructions please remember that the people asking the questions may not have your expertise, but they are learning.  I am used to corporate level NAS and remote storage, not home Based Linux NAS, so I know there are others out there in the same boat or with no industry experience.

export LSIP = x.x.x.x (IP address)
export SHARE = NAS Share I defined
export LSUSER = user I have on the Buffalo Drive
export LSPASS = Buffalo Drive User's password
export USER = local Ubuntu user

sudo mount -t cifs //$LSIP/$SHARE /mnt/NetShare -o username=$LSUSER,password=$LSPASS,uid=$USER,file_mode=0644,vers=1.0

It was working perfectly...  today, it will not load and I get the following:

mount error(13): Permission denied
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) and kernel log messages (dmesg)

I know things change, but nothing supposedly changed here... it just won't work.  Any Ideas?  Reviewing the error logs now as well as referencing the error... Outside of that I cannot see what changed to cause this.

Any fresh viewpoint is welcome.

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I'd start with looking at the log