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October 26, 2020 at 5:22 pm #21242
Anonymous
InactiveHi
I’ve setup SAMBA on my 5000T it is listed under network.
Via Windows explorer I can go to the download folder but the copy/paste option is greyed out
Also Tried mapping a drive but it just get ‘cannot access’
It seems that the samba share is read only
Anybody any ideas?
October 27, 2020 at 9:26 am #99608Anonymous
InactiveThis seems to be going downhill fast,
From my Windows 10 PC.
Today, under ‘This PC’ I can see the 5000T under ‘Network Locations and open it to see the folder ‘My Contents’
However it says it is empty whereas yesterday I could at least see the subfolders e.g. Downloads
One of the main reasons for buying this was to use the server features – which, as yet, do not work.
October 27, 2020 at 12:00 pm #99609Martin Liddle
Participanthazcrew – 2 hours ago »
One of the main reasons for buying this was to use the server features – which, as yet, do not work.
Perhaps you could explain what you hope to do with the server feature? Is this SD or HD content?
October 27, 2020 at 12:03 pm #99610Anonymous
InactiveIn Windows 10 the SMB client is not enabled by default. (Control Panel programs and features) I have this turned on, as well as SMB direct.
October 27, 2020 at 12:22 pm #99611Anonymous
InactiveThank you for your answers.
The folders have now appeared after several reboots of windows, but still only read only and Windows media player now plays content but still cannot copy to download folder.
The big issue is I want to download media files & photos from my computer to the 500T.
SMB protocol is enabled by default in Windows 10, enabled on my machine and I use it for other devices on my home network.
However it is SMBv2, SMBv1 is disabled as it is outdated and major security risk (e.g.Wannacry).
I did enable SMBv1 to test but it didn’t make any difference.
Does anybody know which protocol it use? SMB1?
I will check SMB direct – wouldn’t have thought it supports Direct memory acces but no harm in trying.
October 27, 2020 at 12:25 pm #99612Anonymous
InactiveAddendum.
SMB Direct (i.e. SMBv3) is enabled
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