February 17, 201610 yr Hello everyone I'm relatively new to unraid. I set up a NAS with 3 3TB drives (one as a parity) and created some users and shares. When I'm at my desktop everything works fine. But when I'm on a laptop (I tried two different) I can only connect to public shares, not privat ones. I typed the same username and password on the laptop like on the desktop but I can't connect. I also tried to connect the laptop via Ethernet but it didn't work either. Besides the NAS stuff I'm running Plex which works flawlessly. Thank you for your help! PS: sorry for my bad English
February 17, 201610 yr Community Expert Even if it asks you to login, Windows will not allow you to be logged in to a remote machine more than once. If you already accessed a public share, then whatever user was used to access that public share is the only user that can connect. Go to Control Panel - Credential Manager and clear any credentials to the server so they can be renegotiated. Then access the private share before trying to access anything else so you will have a chance to connect with the correct user before another connection is already established.
February 17, 201610 yr Author Ok, so far so good. I did what you said and it worked on one Laptop. On the other Laptop I still can't access the privat share. On my desktop I'm connected to the same share as I want to connect with my second laptop. I don't know if that is a problem but I also tried to create a different user on unraid which has read/write rights too on that share but no further process.
February 17, 201610 yr Community Expert Ok, so far so good. I did what you said and it worked on one Laptop. On the other Laptop I still can't access the privat share. On my desktop I'm connected to the same share as I want to connect with my second laptop. I don't know if that is a problem but I also tried to create a different user on unraid which has read/write rights too on that share but no further process. As many machines as you want can connect, but they each are subject to the same Windows restriction of only having one login to any particular remote machine. Have you deleted the credentials from each machine and then tried to connect to the private share?
February 17, 201610 yr Author Yes I deleted all credentials from the Server but it still didn't work.
February 17, 201610 yr Community Expert Yes I deleted all credentials from the Server but it still didn't work. Do you mean you deleted the credentials for the server from each of the clients?
February 17, 201610 yr Author No, only on the laptop I want to connect to the privat share with. Am I supposed to delete it on all PCs?
February 17, 201610 yr Community Expert No, only on the laptop I want to connect to the privat share with. Am I supposed to delete it on all PCs? You said you fixed it on one laptop, but then you still couldn't access it on another laptop. This is an issue with Windows and needs to be fixed on each Windows machine you want it to work on.
February 18, 201610 yr Author Ok, I think I'm not really expressing myself clear enough. In the beginning only my desktop worked, both laptops not. Then I did what you said on both laptops. After that it worked on my desktop and one Laptop. I did the same thing on the other Laptop but for some reason I still can't access private shares. When I go to the credential manager there are no credentials displayed anymore but the "map network device" function is acting the same way it did on the first Laptop (which works now) when there still were credentials. But I double checked that there are no credentials on the second Laptop. The only difference between those Laptops is, that they access different shares: Desktop accesses privat share A, Laptop1 accesses privat share B, Laptop2 accesses privat share A. I hope this further explanation helps! But thanks anyways for the help you gave me already!
February 18, 201610 yr Are you connected to the public share on the laptop that doesn't work? If so, you must logout from the server entirely on that laptop, and connect to the private share first. I'd set all shares as private temporarily, get connected, then set the public shares back.
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