CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING FULL
CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING WINDOWS 10
CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING PRO

I've searched many docs, forums, StackExchange sites, etc. Smbutil: server connection failed: No such file or directoryĪny help would be greatly appreciated. Here's some terminal output from newt: $ ping vader

As the AFP connection between the mac and the storage failed suddenly So I cannot. All machines are on the wifi network ( 192.168.86.0/24). setcfg Global log file /share/Public/afpd.log -f /etc/afp.conf. I've got a pretty simple Google WiFi setup (with 3 units) providing my home network.

Windows 10 machine's workgroup is WORKGROUP, and so is MBP's: Since Sierra (now on High Sierra, hoping it'd fix but didn't), I haven't been able to access at all, always with the following error with text There was a problem connecting to the server: I can get the logon prompt if I use 'Connect to Server' and type in the IP of the Pi, but it won't let me connect using the 'pi' username and the password I've set. We add these new Sharing accounts using the Accounts preference pane. At the bottom, click on the + button to add a new account. You can see the list of current user accounts in the column on the left. Prior to installing Sierra, had no problems accessing share. In System Preferences on the Mac Server, open the Accounts preference pane. Windows 10 box has user Adams with no password & automatically logs in at boot.

Other Windows machines can access share just fine & read, write, etc.

Have Windows 10 machine named 'Vader' that's always up & running with a physical drive ( X:) shared as //Vader/x with permissions set to Everyone having full control. I also tried installing netatalk instead.At wit's end. Check the server name or IP address, check your network connection, and then try again.' The server may not exist or it is unavailable at this time.

'There was a problem connecting to the server 'raspberrypi'. If I actually go to 'connect as.' I get the following error message: Use the Users column to choose which users and. Use the Shared Folders column to choose additional folders to share. Click the Options button here and ensure Share files and folders using SMB is enabled. Click the Sharing icon and enable File Sharing. ac-access/ but though everything *looks* correct when I actually go to the 'shared' section of the Finder on the mac, I get 'connection failed' showing on the info bar of the shared RaspberryPi. Open System Preferences by clicking the Apple logo and selecting System Preferences. If they already are, try turning off sharing using SMB. Check that files and folders are being shared using AFP. Next, open the Sharing pane on each, ensure that File Sharing is enabled, and click on its Options button. Now I want to enable File sharing so I can easily move files back and forth. This should verify that their network connections are sound, and they are able to share files. le-sharing per Adafruit instructions and screensharing is working fine. The Pi is on a reserved/static IP address over Ethernet directly to the router.

I am running the Pi B with Jessie Raspbian installed I am trying to make a network connection from my MacBook Pro running OSX 10.7.5 to the Pi so I can do file sharing.

CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING WINDOWS 10

CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING FULL

CONNECTION FAILED MAC FILE SHARING PRO

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