Windows 10: NAS unreachable

Hi,

I have a NAS, accessible via 192.168.1.57:81 locally. The problem is : I can't see it under Windows. In Linux I can see it under network tab

I try to access it with \\192.168.1.57 in My Computer but doesn't work too

Any ideas ?

Thanks in advance

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This site is unreachable for me.

 

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Hi nathan30

Did this just recently start?

Is this a new device or new install?

Is your computer connected wirelessly and is the network set to private? (not public).

Could you fill out system specs please.


Ken

 

Hi Ken,

This is just start yes, because my NAS is new. I've never have another NAS before. And my laptop is wirelessly connected to my Internet box, the NAS is connected wiredly directly.
How can I know if my network is private or public ?
For the SPECS I have W10 Pro Insider Preview (the last one) and is it important to say the other system specs like CPU, RAM etc...?

 

Is your NAS listed in the Windows Credentials pane in Control Panel?

Cheers

 

Hum, I really don't know. How can I check, please?

 

Control Panel > Show all > Credential Manager and select tab Windows Credentials.

If you can't find the tab, just let me know and I'll post a screen cap for you here!

Here you go:

1. Control Panel > All Control Panel Items




2. Credential Manager




3. Windows Credentials > Select Add a Windows Credentials




4. Enter the user credentials for your NAS / USERNAME & PASSWORD:




Enter \\NameOfYourNAS
Enter your username for your NAS
Enter your password for your NAS

Cheers

 

If you fill out system specs it just means members don't have to keep asking. Here is tutorial.

System Specs - Fill in at Ten Forums

You can tell if your network is private or public by right clicking network icon in system tray, click Open Network and Sahring, on left click "Change advance sharing settings". Window open. If Private you will see the words"(Current profile) beside Private or you will see these words beside Public.

 

Thanks for your tips, but even after add the credentials, nothing appear in the network tab..

I've updated my profile *Smile For the network, is well in private

 

What brand is your NAS?

Cheers

 

It's this one : TerraMaster F2-220 lecteur NAS 2 Bay Intel Dual Core 2.41GHz 2 Go de RAM PLEX DLNA Serveur Media Cloud Storage (Personal Diskless): Amazon.fr: High-tech

 

I don't know about this brand, but are there and have you followed the instructions to set up this NAS in a Windows network?

Please share a link to the instructions?

Cheers

 

There is this : 12. How can Windows computer users access TNAS shared folders?

Under the NAS's OS I can just activate the Windows File Service. But even with this it doesn't work

 

Please share a screen cap of this?

Cheers