June 5, 20251 yr Hello.I am trying to use Rescuezilla to clone some old drives I have and I want to clone the images to a share on my unraid server. I am having trouble figuring out the proper way to fill in the information needed to connect. I am trying to go to an smb share called images. I am using the same username and password that I am able to use to connect to smb on my windows systems. I honestly have no idea what the Domain field is and if that should be left blank, or if there's something specific I need to put in there, same for version of smb (I've been keeping it on default, Negotiate highest SMB2+ supported by client and server)For the UNC path I have tried /10.0.0.50/images as well as /10.0.0.50/mnt/user/images and a few other variations. Honestly I'm just trying things because I have no idea how this field should be formatted and what stuff goes where. I have only connected to my smb shares on windows where they automatically show up and I don't need to type out the exact info. So if someone could tell me exactly how this all needs to be formatted that would be great. I am a complete beginner when it comes to SMB shares and stuff so I don't really know what I'm doing, so I'm probably missing something that would seem obvious to most.I also tried NFS but also couldn't figure out what to put in the Server and Exported path fields. If NFS is easier than SMB I can do that to. I just again don't know what to input to get to my unraid's images share.
June 7, 20251 yr Community Expert first off the unc patth needs fixed...its 2 backslashes : \\then the urnaid ip10.0.0.50so \\10.0.0.50the full unc path is\\10.0.0.50\imagesOtherwise... then to denote its samba connection for linux cifs I would recommend adding the "smb:" for unc...smb://10.0.0.50/imagesBut for Rescuezilla or tools that mount with mount.cifs, stick with the double-backslash UNC format:Please Fix It in Rescuezilla:In the “Share location (UNC path)” field, replace:/10.0.0.50/images\\10.0.0.50\images
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