Can't map drive to K2000 from Windows 10
I'm trying to set up imaging for Windows 10 and I'm getting an error message about drive mapping from KBE Manipulator. I can map a drive from Windows 7 to the K2000, and I can map a drive from Windows 10 to our NAS, so it seems to be something the K2000 doesn't like about my Win10 computer. When I try mapping through net use, I get error 59. The same net use command to the same share works from Win7.
Any ideas? Thanks.
Any ideas? Thanks.
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SMal.tmcc
8 years ago
I do not have that problem.
open a command window and do a net use command, do you have any mappings to your K2?
if yes do a net use /delete to get rid of them.
if you have already mapped connections to the k2 it could cause problems, try the kbem at this point, if it still fails
try to manually map to the kbox by name and see if it works
net use \\ikbox.domain.com /user:admin SambaSharePassword
if that fails it could be a DNS for Windows NameResolution problem
try connecting with the ip vs the name if that fails to see it that is not what is wrong.
net use \\10.10.10.10 /user:admin SambaSharePassword
open a command window and do a net use command, do you have any mappings to your K2?
if yes do a net use /delete to get rid of them.
if you have already mapped connections to the k2 it could cause problems, try the kbem at this point, if it still fails
try to manually map to the kbox by name and see if it works
net use \\ikbox.domain.com /user:admin SambaSharePassword
if that fails it could be a DNS for Windows NameResolution problem
try connecting with the ip vs the name if that fails to see it that is not what is wrong.
net use \\10.10.10.10 /user:admin SambaSharePassword
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Thanks, but I had already tried those with no success. I wonder if it is an smb version problem or ntlm, but I see a lot of conflicting info on how to set the smb levels on Windows 10. - tpr 8 years ago
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have you tried turning off the firewall? - SMal.tmcc 8 years ago
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You mean on the Win10 vm? Yes, but I believe any connection initiated by it is allowed back in by default, so disabling it didn't help.
Edit: I installed the telnet client on Win10 and successfully telnetted into port 445 on the k2000, so I don't think it's a network issue. - tpr 8 years ago -
ok check this setting
go in gpedit.msc, Computer Configuration, Widnows Settings, Security Settings, Local Policies, Security Options, and under Network Security:LAN Manager authetnication level I select Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated - SMal.tmcc 8 years ago -
SMal, regarding NTLM - We're getting a policy with the setting "Send NTLMv2 response only. Refuse LM & NTLM." I can apply a policy to override, but the Windows 7 computer has the same setting from the policy so I'm not sure if it will make a diff. I'll check, though. - tpr 8 years ago
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The "Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated" setting fixed it. Thanks to SMal and everyone for the help.
Can this be added to the existing Windows 10 imaging documentation? - tpr 8 years ago
As a test can you try to map the K2000 share from a Virtual Machine running Windows 10 that's not joined to the domain?
Another thing : what happens if you use the K2000 Media Manager ? Does it work?
Kind regards,
Marco - StockTrader - StockTrader 8 years ago
-Corey - cserrins 8 years ago