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Win10 Pro Computer Can't Access Ubuntu Server Shared Folders on LAN - Samba, Ping Works, Error

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  • #1 17463656
    turek77
    Level 7  
    Hello.
    I have a problem with one computer (WIN10 PRO).
    I have about 30 computers on the network that have shared network folders from the server (Ubuntu server + samba). On this one (new) computer, I can't connect to shared folders. Ping works but if I enter the address in the bar \\ 192.168.14.100 it shows "Windows cannot access \\ 192.168.14.100". Diagnosing has no solution.
    I was looking for possible solutions but nothing worked.
    What I did?
    - system reinstall
    - adding a password to the user
    - enabling guest account
    - enabling "SMB 1.0 / CIFS file sharing support
    - setting the network to Private

    I will add that the computer is assigned to the right workgroup, has the option of network discovery enabled and can see the entire network environment (unfortunately I cannot access the shared printer). Password sharing is disabled ...

    Does anyone have any idea?
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  • #2 17463687
    End
    Level 29  
    Hello,

    And can it communicate with other computers?
    Is there a firewall such as ESET or something?
  • #3 17463695
    turek77
    Level 7  
    Other ping computers receive but cannot connect to them through the network environment. After double click I get information about the lack of access ...
    As for the firewall, it is a clean installation, without av, and I disabled the firewall in windows defender.
  • #4 17463710
    jprzedworski
    Network and Internet specialist
    Are the "Computer Browser" and "Workstation" services on this computer running?
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  • #5 17463716
    turek77
    Level 7  
    Yes, both services are started and set to Automatic.
    It is interesting that the internet works properly (I browse websites, download files). Something is online ...

    /// edit

    When attempting to map a network drive (although it cannot find it through the address bar), the following message appears: "Unable to create mapped network drive due to the following error: You do not have access to this shared folder because organization security policies prevent access by unauthenticated guests. These policies help protect your computer against dangerous or malicious devices on the network. "

    wtf ???
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  • #6 17465323
    End
    Level 29  
    And if you share a directory publicly on one of these 30 computers, then you can't deny access?
  • #7 17465499
    turek77
    Level 7  
    I cannot enter this directory. Refusal.
    I can see computers on the network but I can't access any ...
  • #8 17466346
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    Workgroup created, name assigned to all equipment the same?
  • #9 17471272
    turek77
    Level 7  
    KOCUREK1970 wrote:
    Workgroup created, name assigned to all equipment the same?


    In the first post I wrote that the working group is set up correctly ...
    In addition, it does not have to be the same on all hardware for the computer to see the server (it is enough on the server and the computer that is to see it).
  • #10 17471631
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    @ turek77
    Maybe some permissions are missing to access the site / directory?
    Check on computers where it works and add what is missing where it does not work.
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  • #11 17472103
    End
    Level 29  
    And if you create a directory on this computer and make it available, then you can get to this directory from other computers?
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    #12 17473186
    pioflo
    Level 18  
    Hmm, maybe at the first connection you entered and remembered the password / user?

    See Control Panel -> Credentials Manager -> Windows Credentials
    Check if you have an entry for IP 192.168.14.100 and if necessary edit or delete it.
  • #13 17476828
    turek77
    Level 7  
    @pioflo in fact there was nothing in the credentials ... I added the server ip and login and password and found ... The network drive came back but I still can't connect to the shared printers ... Other computers do it without a problem ... I can see the computer sharing on the network but I am denied access ... I was looking at another computer and there is no additional credentials ... Anyone have any idea? Network discovery is on ...

    aaa and when trying to connect to the computer sharing the printer I don't have a password prompt ... I just can't access. On the computer sharing everything is set up as it should be because 4 computers use its printer ... The fifth I just connected in 5 seconds ... And this damn little can't ...

Topic summary

A user is experiencing issues accessing shared folders on an Ubuntu server with Samba from a Windows 10 Pro computer, despite successful pinging of the server. The user has attempted various troubleshooting steps, including system reinstallation, enabling guest accounts, and configuring SMB 1.0/CIFS support, but still cannot connect. Other users on the network can access shared resources without issue. Responses suggest checking firewall settings, ensuring necessary services are running, verifying permissions, and managing Windows Credentials. The user later discovers that adding credentials for the server allows access to network drives, but issues persist with shared printers, indicating potential permission problems or misconfigurations on the printer-sharing computer.
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