Unable to connect to samba shares on a NAS
My home network consists of three machines, one is WinXP, the other Win2000 and the one with the problem is a dual-boot PC: WinXP and Ubuntu 7.04. They are all attached to an ADSL modem with a router Thomson SpeedTouch 510. The router also runs DNS and DHCP servers. Recently I added a NAS box to the network, RaidSonic NAS IB-2000, which is actually running a small linux distro including a samba server. I set up a samba share for myself on the NAS and another for my son. I can easily access the appropriate shares from all Windows machines, including the dual-boot one, however I am unable to access the same shares from the same PC running Ubuntu 7.04, the system behaves completely erratically.
I have searched the net for instructions on how to mount the share and they all seem to suggest the same commands as the NAS manual: smbmount //servername/
So I created the mount directory, opened the terminal and sudo'ed the above command. All I get is an error like this:
6978: session setup failed: ERRDOS - ERRnoaccess (Access denied.)
SMB connection failed
I then tried typing smb://servernam
I tried to have a look at the network using smbtree. Once I achieved to get this information:
MUZIK-HOME
\\MARTIN-PC
cli_rpc_pipe_open: cli_nt_create failed on pipe \srvsvc to machine MARTIN-PC. Error was NT_STATUS_
\\ICYBOX ICY BOX NAS
but in all other cases of trying this command there is no reaction in the terminal at all and it goes back to prompt after cca 2sec.
I searched the forums and various Linux portals, but I am always getting the same instructions which do not work.
Do you have a suggestion what I should try next?
PS I started trying this on Ubuntu 6.10 and the problems were exactly the same.
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