Windows 10: I have shared folders on Synology server that are SMB enabled. What is the best way to...

Need to export shared folders permission from Synology server that are SMB enabled to another DC. Can i use Registry export of shared folder permission

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SMB share credentials

Hi,

I have a synology unit that is added to the microsoft AD as are all the PCs that access that unit. all the users are members of an AD group that has read/write permissions on a particular folder. When a user tries to access that folder, they get a message "windows
cannot access..... you do not have permission....."

When i add that user's local synology account to the folder, they can access the folder. could it be that the user's computer is trying to access the folder using their local synology account credentials and not the AD credentials? is there a way to check
what credentials windows is sending to access the synology SMB share?

that server doesn't appear in Windows Credentials, but it's not asking for credentials at all, so something is going on

Thanks,

Albert

 

Cannot enable SMB

I have the exact same problem as described in this post from 2018:

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I am not able to enable SMB /CIFS from the "Turn Windows features on or off" : I am allowed to click on the checkbox (upper level), but then get the error message 0x80073701.

I did try the suggestion as described in the link above (disabling SMB1 and SMB2 in the registry, restart, re-enabling), but this does not work for me.

I am aware of the danger of SMB 1; in this case, the computer is not directly connected to the internet, and the reason I need SMB/CIFS activated is so that our synology can mount cifs share within the internal network.

Our version of windows is Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC, 10.0.17763.

Thanks for your help!

AChU

 

Check what credentials is windows sending when accessing an SMB share?

Hi,

I have a synology unit that is added to the microsoft AD as are all the PCs that access that unit. all the users are members of an AD group that has read/write permissions on a particular folder. When a user tries to access that folder, they get a message "windows
cannot access..... you do not have permission....."

When i add that user's local synology account to the folder, they can access the folder. could it be that the user's computer is trying to access the folder using their local synology account credentials and not the AD credentials? is there a way to check
what credentials windows is sending to access the synology SMB share?

Thanks,

Albert