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I wonder if anyone can shed some light on this for me:
I have got a NAS drive running FreeNAS 0.7 for media storage, my main PC is running Window 7, I have also got a Popcorn hour C-200 and up until 2 days ago all was good.
I was able to access my NAS from Windows (new install) without problems and my C-200 was also accessing the NAS without issues until...
I have changed my NAS ip addrress (changed to outside DHCP range), now everytime I try to access the FreeNAS server from either the PC or the C-200 I am prompted to input a username and password.
I have tried entering my windows 7 uername and network password without success, so my question is, is this related to FreeNAS or Windows, I am thinking that it could be windows because of the LAN set up is on Windows but if that so why does the C-200 ask for a password also? there again why should this be related to FreeNAS as the only thing I have changed is the ip addrress?
I have got a NAS drive running FreeNAS 0.7 for media storage, my main PC is running Window 7, I have also got a Popcorn hour C-200 and up until 2 days ago all was good.
I was able to access my NAS from Windows (new install) without problems and my C-200 was also accessing the NAS without issues until...
I have changed my NAS ip addrress (changed to outside DHCP range), now everytime I try to access the FreeNAS server from either the PC or the C-200 I am prompted to input a username and password.
I have tried entering my windows 7 uername and network password without success, so my question is, is this related to FreeNAS or Windows, I am thinking that it could be windows because of the LAN set up is on Windows but if that so why does the C-200 ask for a password also? there again why should this be related to FreeNAS as the only thing I have changed is the ip addrress?