Unable to See Samba Share

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1. Your Gateway IP is 192.168.1.254, so change that in the network settings for all adapters. The firmware update changed it to modem/router DEFAULT!

OR CHANGE IT BACK TO 192.168.1.1!

If NOT then this:

2. Change the IP - static? - for U-server to a lower IP, or is it DHCP connecting with your router? Sometimes my own modem/router has the .253 & .254 multi-IP conflict. I have it set to its default at 192.168.1.254 IP.

Again, just to rule things out of your issuing options.

EDIT: used .2.1 instead of 1.1 which is the wright setting for Gateway IP!

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NOTE!:

After each firmware update you have to manually reset the GATEWAY back to IP 192.168.1.1 because 192.168.1.254 is the DEFAULT for your modem/router.

That's why I never change it. After I got a new modem/router due to change of ISP, I 'simply' changed all adapters to my new GATEWAY settings. Running router DEFAULT.

Low battery on phone, will hop to my desktop again... [emoji854]

Check: what's your current GATEWAY IP atm after the firmware update? Perhaps I misread your screen.

Open a command prompt: copy-past "ipconfig" into your command prompt.

noxsoldier said:

I have to head out to dinner but I'll be back in a few hours. I'm still trying to wrap my head around this gateway thing. I was able to change the IP of \\LEDESMA-SERVER to 192.168.1.182 but it didn't change anything as far as my ability to connect to it from my desktop.

I'm in the time-zone of The Netherlands, so enjoy your dinner and perhaps I'm still insomnia by the time you get back!

I'm sure TF will manage to tweak your issue!

Cheers

M4v3r1ck said:

Check: what's your current GATEWAY IP atm after the firmware update? Perhaps I misread your screen.
Open a command prompt: copy-past "ipconfig" into your command prompt.

For now, please disregard my posts #22 & #23!

Check your gateway IP first please, so I can get back on track myself again.
See quoted string above to enter after the prompt.

On my linux (Debian) when I want to connect my Win 10 computer to an SMB running linux I run this command

From a linux terminal:

Code:

service smbd stop && service nmbd stop && service smbd start && service nmbd start

I have not figured out how to run that at every boot up yet.

noxsoldier said:

The IP is within the available range. I'm not the best networking guy out there. I don't know exactly what a gateway is or how to check it for assurance.

Good day!

In your screen we're missing some info's here. Was this screen taking right after the firmware update and reboot?

See my settings below. I have reserved DHCP IP's to .99. From .100 to .225 are reserved IP's for my static IP from Mac - including all VM's I run / NAS / Laptop.



As I do not know which modem/router you have, please post above screen again.

Cheers