Cannot access new CIFS share

[mikybee93]

I'm entirely new to this, so I apologize for my stupidity. I promise I'll post another dumb thread soon. I'm going to post pictures as I go along so you guys get all the details. Hopefully they're helpful and not intrusive.

So I've installed FreeNAS on a computer, it's up and running. I've created a user, named Admin, which requires a password. It's part of the wheel group.
http://i.imgur.com/EUKknWp.png

I then created a volume, made it's owner Admin, and it's owner group wheel.
http://i.imgur.com/pyRQK2c.png

Lastly, I created a Windows share. It links to that volume and everything.
http://i.imgur.com/4GMjqT8.png

The issue I'm having is, I'm unable to connect to it. I can see it on my network, and when I click on it I'm asked for a username and password.
http://i.imgur.com/MsfsrL2.png

I enter the username Admin, and the password I created for that account, but I'm unable to get access.
http://i.imgur.com/ZUvWD8p.png

When I give access to guests I'm immediately in, no issues, but it doesn't even ask me to log in and I'd like the option in case I want to limit guest permissions.

So, in the optimal setup I'd like it to ask for a username and password, but be bypassable by guests who then are unable to alter any files. Can somebody assist me in achieving this?

 

[JerryW.]

the same problem to me.

 

[Skyfox]

I'm still new myself, so may not be the most qualified.

It looks to me like you have created a volume but no datasets.

Personally, I created a volume, set the permissions to NOBODY and NOGROUP with all 9 permissions boxes checked. (chmod 777 I think it is)
Then create a dataset (multiple probably) within that volume and try setting your permissions there and point the shares to those datasets.

This is how I have done it and it seems to work. (However my visitor account can read, not write, but CAN delete. I'm still seeking help with that one)

Good luck!