advicevorti.blogg.se - Alternative to smbup

#Alternative to smbup password#
#Alternative to smbup windows#

#Alternative to smbup windows#

Windows : The shares on the actual Harmony database server are configured automatically by Configuration Wizard.

Make sure you configured the shared folders properly on your server:

There is something wrong with the configuration of one or several of the database shares.

If you are getting an error message, this means that your client is either unable to find the shared folder on your server, or that your server is refusing to let your client access it. Windows is Unable to Access the Share and Displays an Error Message You can check if this is the issue by attempting to configure your client again using Configuration Wizard-see Connecting a Windows Client to a Database Server Using Configuration Wizard.

#Alternative to smbup password#

Configuration Wizard saves those credentials and, when you log in to your Windows account, Harmony attempts to establish a connection with those shared folders using the username and the password you entered. When you use Configuration Wizard to configure a client to connect to a database server, you are prompted to type in a username and password to access the database server's shared folders. Harmony was not configured to use the right credentials to access the shares. If you get prompted for a username or a password, this means that the server is properly configured to share its files, but Harmony failed to establish a connection to the shared folders when you logged in. Windows Prompts for a Username and/or Password NOTE The macOS firewall is not known to block connections to a Harmony server by default. GNU/Linux : Launching the Database Server Manually in GNU/Linux.macOS : Launching the Database Server Manually in macOS.Windows : Launching the Database Server Manually on Windows.To do this, depending on the platform of your Harmony server, see: You can check if this is the issue by running the server service manually in a terminal on the server machine, then attempting to connect from the client machine again.

The database server service is not running on the server machine.If you have access to the shared folders, but Harmony is unable to connect to the database, this means the server is properly configured to share files, but not to act as a Harmony database server, either because: Windows Accesses the Database Share Without Issue Windows is Unable to Access the Share and Displays an Error Message.Windows Prompts for a Username and/or Password.Windows Accesses the Database Share Without Issue.

Then, you can follow the troubleshooting tips depending on how Windows handled your attempt to connect to the share: For example, if the database is hosted on a server named harmonyserver, try to open the following location: To test that, you can type the UNC path of one of the database's shared folders in the address bar of an Explorer window. If your client is unable to connect to the database, a good way to diagnose the issue is to verify that you are at least able to connect to and to navigate the database server's shared folders. Troubleshooting Client Connections on Windows