Linux geeks:
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Linux geeks:
I am trying to mount my NAS as a location on my Ubuntu box, and I discovered that apparently my network is only announcing machine names to Windows! I know I know the answer to this, but I cna't even remember the term to search for to do something about that. Thoughts?
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Linux geeks:
I am trying to mount my NAS as a location on my Ubuntu box, and I discovered that apparently my network is only announcing machine names to Windows! I know I know the answer to this, but I cna't even remember the term to search for to do something about that. Thoughts?
@Sempf Usually that's mDNS broadcasts that tell everyone "hey, I'm publishing SMB shares at this IP"
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Linux geeks:
I am trying to mount my NAS as a location on my Ubuntu box, and I discovered that apparently my network is only announcing machine names to Windows! I know I know the answer to this, but I cna't even remember the term to search for to do something about that. Thoughts?
@Sempf Couple different things this could be, but I'd first check that mDNS (Bonjour/avahi) is enabled on the NAS. Alternatively, if you're using an internal DNS server and custom domain, that can be a culprit.
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@Sempf Usually that's mDNS broadcasts that tell everyone "hey, I'm publishing SMB shares at this IP"
@erik Hey, gives me grist for the Google Grindstone. Thanks!
