No SMB(windows) access at all

[NYRANGERS423]

I have been trying to create a share to access the files on my pool. My flash drive that used previously died, so I installed freenas again and upgraded to freenas 11.2, and imported the older pool. When I create a share I use the SMB share for windows I set the path /mnt/NASVolume/michaelData. Then I create a group called users, then a user name michael and add him to the group users. When I go to the data set and set permissions the owner is michael and the group is users the permission type is windows. When I try to access the share through the finder on my windows machine I get "windows can not access XXXXX" " You do not have permission to access XXXXX" Even root can not gain access, even if root was the owner of the permissions. What can I do to find out what the issue is to access my files?

 

[anodos]

I have been trying to create a share to access the files on my pool. My flash drive that used previously died, so I installed freenas again and upgraded to freenas 11.2, and imported the older pool. When I create a share I use the SMB share for windows I set the path /mnt/NASVolume/michaelData. Then I create a group called users, then a user name michael and add him to the group users. When I go to the data set and set permissions the owner is michael and the group is users the permission type is windows. When I try to access the share through the finder on my windows machine I get "windows can not access XXXXX" " You do not have permission to access XXXXX" Even root can not gain access, even if root was the owner of the permissions. What can I do to find out what the issue is to access my files?

Post output of:
"testparm -s"
"getfacl /mnt/NASVolume/michaelData"
"id michael"
"net groupmap list"

 

[Skro]

I'm no expert, but if you installed Windows 10’s problematic October 2018 update, it broke some things with network drives. If you have Windows 10 and you installed that update, a fix was released this week. Here is the KB.

 

[NYRANGERS423]

I'm no expert, but if you installed Windows 10’s problematic October 2018 update, it broke some things with network drives. If you have Windows 10 and you installed that update, a fix was released this week. Here is the KB.

SKro, thanks for the advise to update windows. That did the trick, and I should have thought to update windows, I was convinced it was a issue with freenas. THANKS

 

[Skro]

I'm glad it helped.