How to map NAS drive to Hyper-V?
I have a Hyper-V Manager in a workgroup on 192.168.5.254 and a Freecom NAS drive on 192.168.5.30. Both are in a workgroup called JGL.
When creating a new VM I point the .iso location to \\192.168.5.30\Software\se
From Windows Explorer I can map to \\192.168.5.30\Software and I'm prompted for a username and password and I click "remember" (subsequent connects don't require credentials)
I can't see anywhere in Hyper-V where I can enter credentials.
When creating a new VM I point the .iso location to \\192.168.5.30\Software\se
From Windows Explorer I can map to \\192.168.5.30\Software and I'm prompted for a username and password and I click "remember" (subsequent connects don't require credentials)
I can't see anywhere in Hyper-V where I can enter credentials.
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joinaunion
Windows version?
different user accounts bing used as hyper-v services are not using your user account.. try first logging into the drives as an administrator (cmd prompt run as administrator)
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Created an iSCSI LUN on the Synology NAS and mounted that on the Hyper-V server.
I can now access the Software share using S:
Thanks
I can now access the Software share using S:
Thanks
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