Cannot access file share using fqdn but can using netbios name
Can't access network shares through VPN - Ubiquiti Community
Responses (15) · "that is because locally your machine is able to use netbios to resolve." · So, it seems netbios is not supported over VPN, which is why I cannot ...
Mapping drive using fqdn fails, but netbios name ok.
Hope someone can help with this intermittent (1/20) issue. During the build process a batch file maps a drive (NET USE) to a share on a server ...
Can ping Netbios and IP, but not FQDN (errors joining name) - Stack ...
When pinging the Netbios name from host the DNS resolves and ping is successful. When pinging using using FQDN (server1.contoso.local) I receive ...
Unable to connect to CIFS via DNS from server 2012 & windows 10
In case the NAS NetBios NAME resolving to Data LIF IP is not the one registered in DNS, and it is rather a ALIAS or CNAME then register the SPN ...
SMB Access using \\
... access the share ... That will use the netbios name. Otherwise it's the domain name and may need the FQDN for example \\truenas.local\share.
DNS - Unable to ping or resolve machines via NetBIOS name
This is causing issues with clients accessing server resources and the likes of SIMS (via SOLUS3). ... using the FQDN of the server, but still not ...
Using netbios name doesn't connect, FQDN connects. - Veritas Vox
Hi there, We have one media master server with two NICS on it. I've configured the local hosts file so that all communication goes through ...
Able to ping name and IP Address, but not access server using UNC
Your netbios setting is probably disabled. ... Check and see that “Enable netbios over TCP/IP” is checked. Hope this helps! Di. April 16, ...
FQDN Object in Policy - not working but FQDN seems to resolve ...
I'm trying to use an FQDN to restrict IPSEC/IKE traffic from a Virtual Network Gateway (VNG) in Azure. The public IP has to be dynamically assigned.
Can't access network resource, stumped, pulling hair out - update
Can you connect to the shares if you use the \\ip.add.re.ss ... I was using the short name but I get the same result when using the FQDN.
Cannot access server by FQDN - PC Review
Hi, I have 2 servers, both running Win2k. Server 1 runs file sharing and hosts the Intranet. Server 2 runs Exchange and ISA.
Access to NAS by \\IP only - Synology Community
... NetBIOS Helper service is enabled. The result is still the same, can access NAS by \\IP address but can not access with Netbios name \\NAS_computername. We ...
Set new FQDN to access Sharepoint, but shortcuts link to NetBIOS ...
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CIFS share authentication only works with FQDN or ip not ... - TrueNAS
I cannot get my FreeNAS server to authenticate when using my server name, nas. It does however work when I use the server IP to connect or the FQDN of the ...
Access Denied or No Network Provider Accepted Error Message
When you try to access a server locally by using its FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name), its DNS CNAME alias or UNC (Universal Naming Convention) path and ...
Windows cannot access \\
But 2003/XP can access shares on win7 and 2008 and 2008 r2.. Machines are equipped with McAfee VirusScan 8.7, but they have access protection ...
Re: Can't access NAS by its name in the network after 6.10 upgrade
Funny reading here .... we talk of ReadyNAS OS 6.10 here, correct? By default - and without the Legacy Discovery enabled - these systems ...
cannot access share using \\servername\share but can with fqdn
Do you have DNS zone and records setup for the child domain? If you just type \\servername\share I assume it expects it to be on your parent ...
Unable to ping NetBIOS name, but able to ping FQDN - TechRepublic
Basically, I did a thorough inventory of the network and found 1 computer that was in a workgroup with the same name as the domain I was trying to access. I ...
Access to shared folder requires FQDN in path to authenticate.
... using the machine name in the path? I have ... there can be different reasons, what does happen when you try to access smb://server/share?