Just a note in case anyone else runs into this problem. If you want to connect to a share on a Buffalo Terastation (which seems to be using Samba) from a Windows Vista installation, you need to do the following:
- Run the Local Security Policy app - secpol.msc
- Go to Local Policies | Security Options and choose the "Network Security: LAN Manager Authentican Level" item
- Set it to "Send LM & NLTM, use NTMLv2 session if negotiated"
- Run regedit (Windows-R, 'regedit') to open the registry editor
- Find key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\
- Change the value for the option "LMCompatibilityLevel" from 3 to 1.
Windows 8 Update:
- To simplify life, make a new user on the server for each new computer. You can give them the same name as the Windows computer name.
- In Windows 8 / 8.1, Control Panel, Network and Sharing Centre: (This is under the Advanced Sharing Settings, most of these are already correct for Windows 8 as shipped)
- Make sure the NIC is attached to a Private setting and NOT Public.
- Go to Advanced Sharing and make sure for Private Network:
- (a) Network discovery is enabled
- File and Print Sharing is enabled (***THIS***)
- Homegroup is OFF (so then enable Use User Accounts and Passwords). (***THIS***)
- Under All Networks:
- 128 bit encryption (default)
- Turn ON password protected sharing.
- Run regedit (Windows-R, 'regedit') to open the registry editor
- Find key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\
- Add or change the DWORD value "LMCompatibilityLevel" to 1.
NET USE T: \\SERVER\Temp
NET USE S:\\SERVER\Cadd
NET USE P:\\SERVER\Public
etc
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