From a windows208r2 client connected to a SMB/CIFS share, I move a file from one directory to another directory on the same network share.
We are running CentOS 6.3 with all the latest updates. (Attempt to resolve this issue)
The Server I am trying to connect to is a Windows Server 2008 R2 box. Though this applies to our old SBS'03 Box too. I can mount the share, browse it all I want. Copy stuff off of the share and it keeps chugging right along.
i have a computer running ubuntu 8.04 that i want to use as a file server. i have an external hard drive connected to it and i would like to share it with both my macbook and a windows pc. i can put stuff in the shared folder and share it but if i try to share a different folder the other computers will ask me a password that i dont know. i would rather have the whole drive shared.
The share used to work for a while, it's a samba share on a remote linux server.
Today I connected to this win server and saw a red X on the share so i've disconnected it and when i'm trying to re-add it by right clicking my computer and choosing "map a network drive" it fails with the error in the topic of the question, it also fails when i do:
net use l: \\server\share /user:logsmove
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I have a file server running Arch and samba 4.0.5.It serves a single share /mnt/shareThis share is mounted on a notebook thats connected to the local network via WLAN and running windows 8 (tried OS X too).When i now try to move or copy files on the share the file is downloaded to the notebook and then uploaded to target directory on the samba share.Resulting in absolutely inacceptable performance
I have a few conditions to meet with a new samba setup.I want to migrate a windows based share to a linux samba share. However this time the share is in the regular corporate LAN and I do not have the rights to add this samba server to the corporate windows domain.
I have installed 2008R2, and added the file Server Role.
Created a volume, and created a new share in that voluem (all from the File Server GUI)
When my users log to the \servername\ they do not see the share.
When I check the folder properties (right click) it says that the folder is not share)
My question:
What does File server manage if it can't set correctly the share options
Hi,
I have two solaris servers running Oracle Applications. One is SPARC 5.9 and other one is SPARC 5.10
I want to share the tape drive attached to 5.10 with other machine so that i can enhance my backup strategy for backing up Oracle DB.
I tried to share my tape drive by performing the below which I got it from one forum
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Hey,
I'm having trouble mounting a windows share. In windows I just click "Map network resource to disk" or something like that and write the address - \\server\share. No password or anything.
Using ubuntu, I tried adding this line to fstab:
//server/share /mnt/win smbfs defaults 0 0
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