On 04/03/2017 03:18 AM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
Using the Windows file manager on W to open the Network tab, I see several entries, including the Samba service on D and the NAS (called STORAGE). Opening the D entry shows me the shares from D. Trying to open the STORAGE tab gets an error: "Windows cannot access \\STORAGE. Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise there might be a problem with your network, ...". The log file on N shows no activity.
Ah, see... that's not a permission error. That error probably indicates that W is trying to locate the "STORAGE" host using NMB broadcast, and can't, which in turn probably means you're using the default NAT networking under libvirt.
One solution to that problem would be to run "virsh iface-bridge eth0 br0" to create a bridge interface, and then connect the W VM to the new bridge. That'll put the guest on the same broadcast domain as D, and should resolve the problem.
The other solution would be to edit the W "hosts" file so that it can resolve the name "STORAGE" to an IP address, which *should* also work.
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