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[bourza]

Ok - here it is.



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[bourza]

Guys - still urgently needing help here.

[D-Link Multimedia]

That image doesn't show the permissions just the share name. Click on Advanced Sharing button. You should have "Share this folder" checked. Then Click permissions and take a screenshot of that popup.

[bourza]

Sent you a pm.

[bourza]

And here is the image as requested.

[bourza]

help??

[bourza]

I feel like I am being a nag here but I really do need some assistance here - bought the 320 due to its good reviews and need someone who knows how to drive it to explain its setup to me if possible.

Other thing - when I know enough, I am more than happy to assist others.

[D-Link Multimedia]

Try going back into that permissions window and adding the "Administrators" accounts.  I know mine didn't start working anonymously until I added that.

[bourza]

Apologies for the delay but I have been so flat out its not funny, havent had time to get to the pc for days.

I had a look for adminstrator and couldnt find it.  /dumb??

[bourza]

GUYS??


I am sitting here with this NAS being setup correctly.  Help - please?

[ivan]

In the pic in #12 you show it being setup as anonymous, is there any reason for that?  You also talk about IP of 10.x.x.x while the router is 192.x.x.x - I can see possible problems in both of these.  Either the network should all in the 10.x.x.x range or the 192.x.x.x NOT both or you will have problems communicating especially if the computer is in the 193.x.x.x and the NAS is 10.x.x.x - I would go as far as saying they will not work together unless you have a bridge setup somewhere.

You might also find it advantageous to give the NAS a fixed IP (192.168.0.32 is the default) and make sure you use the name of the computer if it is assigned an IP by DHCP.

In the setup I have here the server has a fixed IP as does the NAS - that way all the other computers can have those destinations 'hard wired' and we've never had any problems, likewise we don't have windows but people arriving with windows notebooks are able to connect to our server and the NAS without problems and upload and download as necessary.

[arvsft]

This is lame.  I'm having the same exact problem. 

Is everyone having success with this other than a few like myself?

[brewster0101]

Had same issue as you. Its not a windows 7 64 bit issue.

I found my issue was with folder permissions in Windows 7.
You may think you have them shared but you need to do something else. I'm at work, but will post a shot of what I mean when I get home. but you have to access the main sub folder you want to back up and remove sharing options in advanced and add sharing to all users and accounts.

[arvsft]

Great...I'll be awaiting your response.  I'm beyond frustrated at this point...

[brewster0101]

Great...I'll be awaiting your response.  I'm beyond frustrated at this point...

Screen shot above is what you need to look for from the advanced sharing options per folder you want to back up. From here you need to click on add , and select everyone. Try that.