The operators that run the tools/software on the machine are complaining that they have to log in all the time when they never had to before. OK Z: \\redacted\Engineering Microsoft Windows Network OK Y: \\redacted\Admin Microsoft Windows Network Some other info: C:\Users\groupuser>net use From what I've been told, nothing has changed recently on the PC or on the Synology, but of course end users either (a) don't know when things change or (b) don't want to admit they did something.Rebooting resets everything back to square one.Access the share via IP - no credneital prompt because it's correctly using the Windows creds.Switch users to otheruser (who also has permisssion to that NAS).From a fresh boot, sign into Windows as groupuser.
If do the following, then groupuser can access the SMB share without needing to enter credentials:.Not sure how long though, but it seems to be overnight. If connected via IP, the credentials will eventually expire.Mapping a network drive using the DNS name will connect with no issue, but entering the IP addr will still ask for creds.at first I thought I was just fat-fingering things, but I've been (a) pasting in the password and (b) verifying it by pressing the little "show password" button.The first auth never appears to work ("access denied"), while the 2nd always works. Entering the credentials when accessing the share via IP requires entering them twice.I also double-checked permissions to be sure. The user obviously has access to the share because the DNS name works.I've confirmed that other computers/users do not have this issue.When researching this, I've seen plenty of questions and resources for the reverse case (access via hostname fails but IP is OK) but nothing for my case. A single computer on our network as a strange issue where the user groupuser can access the share via hostname \\group_nas\share with no issue, but when accessing it via IP address \\192.168.11.8\share, Windows prompts for credentials. I have an SMB share on a domain-joined Synology DS416 NAS.
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