SMB
Re: SMB
Hi Dmitry,
I'm having similar problems - same results from a Chinese no-brand tablet and my Samsung Galaxy S2. I'm trying to link to my NAS.
I followed the process of Sources > + > Network > NETWORK.
I then see a screen like this:
192.168.1.103 [wlan0]
255.255.255.0
If I press on that it comes back with
192.168.1.113
MSHOME\MAIN
This is my main PC - I can press on it and see its folders fine.
But I do not see my NAS (D-LINK DNS-320) which has IP address 192.168.111. I can see it and mount shares from my other PCs (also using Mount Manager from the same Android tablet).
If I try to create it manually (Sources > + > Network > +) it also never connects whether I enter its IP address or Network Name, with or without username and password,.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Paul
I'm having similar problems - same results from a Chinese no-brand tablet and my Samsung Galaxy S2. I'm trying to link to my NAS.
I followed the process of Sources > + > Network > NETWORK.
I then see a screen like this:
192.168.1.103 [wlan0]
255.255.255.0
If I press on that it comes back with
192.168.1.113
MSHOME\MAIN
This is my main PC - I can press on it and see its folders fine.
But I do not see my NAS (D-LINK DNS-320) which has IP address 192.168.111. I can see it and mount shares from my other PCs (also using Mount Manager from the same Android tablet).
If I try to create it manually (Sources > + > Network > +) it also never connects whether I enter its IP address or Network Name, with or without username and password,.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Paul
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Re: SMB
I'm confused. I thought v 1.68.3 was the latest version?
I've searched BB App World and it still shows that version as the latest. Where can I get v.1.69.1 for my Playbook?
Have been desperate for this SMB capability, so would love to be able to load it.
Thanks
I've searched BB App World and it still shows that version as the latest. Where can I get v.1.69.1 for my Playbook?
Have been desperate for this SMB capability, so would love to be able to load it.
Thanks
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Re: SMB
I have tried both NTLM and LM on direct IP address with login and password. Neutron lists shares, but can`t connect. For example, ES Explorer from Google Apps was worked fine. ( 192.168.1.8/myworld; login: media, pass: media).dmitrykos wrote:I am not sure about your statement There are some conditions which must be met to have access to end-point of LAN. The first obstacle is login and password. End-point won't even list shares to requesting side without authentication. You need to enter login and password for your sub-network and then try scanning end-points again (e.g. just tap on sub-network entry and see what Neutron shows).vovandopala wrote:I confirm this bug. I have smb share on my linux (openSuse 12.3) PC. All my devices are connected successfully, but not Neutron.
Have you tried direct IP connection by using [+] button and entering IP, login, password of your PC? Have you tried NTLM authentication mode?
Today, i have tried smb connection again on my XperiaS and Nexus10 and all work
Thx for best music player.
Re: SMB
I have the same problem, but in my case I don't think this is the fault of Neutron. My phone doesn't see my NAS as a SAMBA share either. There is an app called Sharesfinder that lists all shares it can find on your network. Sharesfinder see my NAS just as an FTP server, while my Raspberry Pi mounts my NAS as a SAMBA share without problems. I don't know if this is caused by the phone or the NAS. Maybe my phone is too old (HTC Desire HD).seamonkeys wrote:I can find my PC's shared folder (windows vista).
However, the shared folder of NAS cannot be found even using direct IP.
Re: SMB
SMB/CIFS protocol is in software and thus hardware does not matter, nor how old device/OS is. Neutron has own implementation of this protocol, so there is no dependence on OS version too.
> However, the shared folder of NAS cannot be found even using direct IP.
Is it password protected share, or it allows anonymous connection? Have you tried changing LM or NTLM authentication methods?
There is planned next delta release (1.69.2) coming which will add possibility to specify direct share name in place of ADDRESS, for example:
\\MYDEVICENETNAME\\Music. It will be good for Windows 8 end-points, also there are improvements in authentication area and will be added NTLMv2 method which probably is default on some Windows 7 versions. Also Neutron will ist LAN end-points even if they do not have share folders, so that you will be able to long-press on entry and enter username/pass and re-try.
Normally NAS are operated by Linux and accept either LM or NTLM authentication, but if you did not force password protection for NAS it must work without additional actions. My dev NAS is Phillips SPD8020 which is not password protected because it is only for LAN and Neutron finds it well.
Anyway if there is no success now I propose to wait till 1.69.2 and see how it goes with that version.
> However, the shared folder of NAS cannot be found even using direct IP.
Is it password protected share, or it allows anonymous connection? Have you tried changing LM or NTLM authentication methods?
There is planned next delta release (1.69.2) coming which will add possibility to specify direct share name in place of ADDRESS, for example:
\\MYDEVICENETNAME\\Music. It will be good for Windows 8 end-points, also there are improvements in authentication area and will be added NTLMv2 method which probably is default on some Windows 7 versions. Also Neutron will ist LAN end-points even if they do not have share folders, so that you will be able to long-press on entry and enter username/pass and re-try.
Normally NAS are operated by Linux and accept either LM or NTLM authentication, but if you did not force password protection for NAS it must work without additional actions. My dev NAS is Phillips SPD8020 which is not password protected because it is only for LAN and Neutron finds it well.
Anyway if there is no success now I propose to wait till 1.69.2 and see how it goes with that version.
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Re: SMB
Hi reguax,reguax wrote:Neilcperks ,
Are you using windows? what version?
Thanks!
My network drive is actually attached to my Asus RT-N16 Router, so it's always on and accessible from any device on the network. I have Neutron on my Android tablet, but access it also from Windows Media Centre on my Windows 8 machine and my PS3.
Cheers
Neil
Re: SMB
Hello,
I pressed Sources > + > Network > NETWORK
and I then see :
192.168.1.14 [wlan0]
255.255.255.0
I press that link, it brought me:
192.168.1.1 (which is my router address)
255.255.255.0
If I press it, I got:
No directory...
Where did I miss?
Thank you,
Aural
I pressed Sources > + > Network > NETWORK
and I then see :
192.168.1.14 [wlan0]
255.255.255.0
I press that link, it brought me:
192.168.1.1 (which is my router address)
255.255.255.0
If I press it, I got:
No directory...
Where did I miss?
Thank you,
Aural
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Re: SMB
Hi Aural111,aural111 wrote:Hello,
I pressed Sources > + > Network > NETWORK
and I then see :
192.168.1.14 [wlan0]
255.255.255.0
I press that link, it brought me:
192.168.1.1 (which is my router address)
255.255.255.0
If I press it, I got:
No directory...
Where did I miss?
Thank you,
Aural
Had exactly the same problem as you, so as I said in an earlier post I entered the Device manually. For the address, on my Windows PC, I went into Windows Explorer (or My Computer), and looked for "network" in the directories listing. I clicked on this and this lists all the devices, by name, connected on the network (in my case my wife's computer and the router HDD). My HDD was listed as "UNKNOWN" as I hadn't previously given it a name, but a valid name nonetheless.
So back in Neutron I went to the network screen and pressed the "+" key to add a network. For the address I entered "UNKNOWN", then also added user name and password. Pressed the "Tick" and hey presto it started compiling my music database.
If you are using SMB then you need to (at least I had to) set up the path to your music files on your router. In my case I am using Tomato software, so under "USB & NAS" > File Sharing > SMB screen I added the following to the Share List: /mnt/My_Book/Tunes/Music
This worked for me, hope this helps.
Cheers
Neil
Re: SMB
> Aural
> No directory...
> Where did I miss?
Probably you need to setup Share? Where in your LAN do you have NAS drive attached? Is it connected to router with 192.168.1.1, or it is another end-point. If it is another then you can try specifying its IP with [+] and also enter user/password.
There is bug in 1.69.1 which makes problems with Guest sessions. E.g. for Guest sessions user field must be empty but Neutron won't keep it empty if you have >1 registrations with user/password in the database. It is fixed already in dev. version. Also in next version NTLMv2 authentication will be supported too that is useful for LAN's with enforced high security.
> No directory...
> Where did I miss?
Probably you need to setup Share? Where in your LAN do you have NAS drive attached? Is it connected to router with 192.168.1.1, or it is another end-point. If it is another then you can try specifying its IP with [+] and also enter user/password.
There is bug in 1.69.1 which makes problems with Guest sessions. E.g. for Guest sessions user field must be empty but Neutron won't keep it empty if you have >1 registrations with user/password in the database. It is fixed already in dev. version. Also in next version NTLMv2 authentication will be supported too that is useful for LAN's with enforced high security.
Re: SMB
That's not case, dmitrykos. I have several pcs (windows 7) as the same workgroup behind the router. Password protection is off and they can visit each other.dmitrykos wrote:
Probably you need to setup Share? Where in your LAN do you have NAS drive attached? Is it connected to router with 192.168.1.1, or it is another end-point.
I tried this way, but gave me the same result. 192.168.1.1 can be detected only.dmitrykos wrote: If it is another then you can try specifying its IP with [+] and also enter user/password..
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