A funny thing happened this afternoon.
After a restart of my home server (that I use as a testing environment for websites and as a backup for files on the other computers on the network) which is running Server 2008 R2, I am now unable to access the server or any of the shares on the server from any of the other computers on the network.
I was able too before, I haven't to my knowledge changed
I have two Ubuntu servers that I have configured using Netatalk and Avahi. They both show up in my OSX finder window. I have the same username to access each server.
When I connect to one of them i see the shares for that server. When I click on the other server the window shows the shares of the first server.
Hi, I'm having problem with my newly installed HTPC which is running Ubuntu Server 11.10 32-bit. The system is overall stable and I haven't experienced any random crashes or freezes.
But I have one major problem, if I do a SFV-check on several SFV-files the system completely freezes.
I have a problem which I have been facing for some time;
I can sucessfuly ping computers on my network; but I cannot access the network shares (Various operating systems including: XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Linux Ubuntu
But it seems that when I connect to a computer via the network share:
Windows Key + r
\\computerip
It shows there is a network problem; but the pings go through li
Hi,
I have set up a small server with openvpn and samba shares.
Everything else works fine except one Thinkpad laptop computer running Fedora 17 and KDE 4.8.5 can't access the shares over VPN.
So that's ehat I have found out so far:
* Everything is OK at the server side, as I can access the shares over VPN using other computers (Win7 and Android, connected to same VPN).
* The Thinkpad *is* conne
So I've been running an ubuntu server for about 6 months now (noob) and I set up a samba share which I used with windows 7 PC's. Once it was set up everything worked fine.
Now I have 2 windows 8 PC's and neither of them have my ubuntu server samba share showing up with network discovery. If I use the IP or hostname (\\ubunutu) the shares show up and work properly.
I am currently running a Windows Server 8 Beta Build 8250 hyper-v machine, lets call it Server, with a Win7 virtual machine. All the machines are on the same domain. I am trying to access shares on Server from Win7 using a domain account. The domain account has proper NTFS and Share permissions and can access all other shares on the network.
Our OS: Windows 2008 R2
We are running a backup server on SERVER1. It runs as a service. We need it to access network shares on 2 other local machines (SERVER2 and SERVER3) which are NOT on the same domain.
All 3 servers have a common username and password in order to grant share access.
I recently started running my own linux (Ubuntu) web server from home and have had no problems thus far.