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I'm having some issues accessing a network drive on my server at home.
Here is the scenario:
Server is: Windows 2008 Enterprise with a USB attached HD for storage
Workgroup is: XXX (x's and y's represent my network..blah blah)
Computername is: YYY
IP: 192.168.1.40
I am sharing the E: drive (usb) to all users with full control on the permissions.
I connect via SMB to 192.168.1.40 on my Macbook and get prompted for credentials. I use the server's administrator username and password. I can then mount the drive and browse files. However I cannot upload folders/files or create new files/folders on the shared E: drive.
I've used the following combination of credentials:
XXX\Administrator
pw
YYY\Administrator
pw
Administrator
pw
I can't seem to figure out why I can't write to it. I was able to do so on my old server (windows 2003).
Any clues?
Right now I am FTPing any files I want over to the shared drive, over my local network that's lame!
Here is the scenario:
Server is: Windows 2008 Enterprise with a USB attached HD for storage
Workgroup is: XXX (x's and y's represent my network..blah blah)
Computername is: YYY
IP: 192.168.1.40
I am sharing the E: drive (usb) to all users with full control on the permissions.
I connect via SMB to 192.168.1.40 on my Macbook and get prompted for credentials. I use the server's administrator username and password. I can then mount the drive and browse files. However I cannot upload folders/files or create new files/folders on the shared E: drive.
I've used the following combination of credentials:
XXX\Administrator
pw
YYY\Administrator
pw
Administrator
pw
I can't seem to figure out why I can't write to it. I was able to do so on my old server (windows 2003).
Any clues?
Right now I am FTPing any files I want over to the shared drive, over my local network that's lame!