#Synology drive mapping full#
I tried replace the NetBackup target with (./NetBackup config/NetBackup and the full path in config folder and in the share folder.Īlso tried this after successfully creating a folder in the config dir using a shell command. Mount -t cifs //0.0.0.0/NetBackup NetBackup -o username=name,pass=password,vers=3.0 This is the command I use (change IP, username, password): I started of having issues with ‘strange-characters’ in my password. In the Drive list, select a drive letter. Then, on the File Explorer ribbon, select More > Map network drive. Mounting by putting the mount command directly in shell-integration in configuration.yaml. Open File Explorer from the taskbar or the Start menu, or press the Windows logo key + E.Mounting in shell script and calling that from within HA with the shell-integration -> does not work, I do not understand why this did not work (possibly ‘strange-characters’ issue).Adding to fstab -> gets lost / overwritten on restart.In FEs address bar type in the network folder address you want such as. You can also access network drives without mapping them. Click on Map network drive then again in its dropdown list and you can then just follow the wizard through. In the FE ribbon, select the Computer tab.
Mounting on commandline ->succesfull, but of course, lost on restart of system) Even without SMB, open File explorer and select This PC.
I’m not able to do that, I’ve tried the following: Dont use SMB (ACL) or whatever is called now under Windows, the protocol is intended to share resources (drives, etc) over a LAN not a WAN (across LANs. I’m trying to mount a samba share on my Synology NAS to be used as a backup target.
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