#Qfinder map network drive install
#Qfinder map network drive pro

Using Settings in the Extension (right click on the desktop) and select Settings and select Show external drives in the desktop GnV_Common is the share name to common files on my NAS. To provide a desktop link to the share I added Desktop Icons NG (DING) in GNOME Extensions. To check that it mounts in terminal sudo mount -a The share mounts cleanly on reboot.

#Qfinder map network drive pro

In fstab create the following line (replace n and nnn with the details of your ip address: //.nnn/Common_Files /media/NAS/Common_Files cifs username=your_user_name_in_NAS,password=your_password_in_NAS_share,rw,uid=1000,gid=500 Qfinder Pro (available for Windows, Mac and Ubuntu) allows you to quickly find and easily access all of the QNAP NAS on the same LAN. Before mapping a shared folder, ensure that you have Qfinder Pro installed on your Windows computer. Identify the ip address of your NAS (in my case I set it to a fixed address in my router). Try and disconnect both the mapped drives from your PC then pull out the Network cable on the back wait 15. I disconnected one of the shared drives and tried to re-map it but. Select a shared folder > Click Map Network Drive > Specify your QTS username, password, and drive letter one after another > Click Finish to complete the task. just fine and can login to both through Firefox. Launch Qfinder Pro > Select your NAS > Then, go to Tools > Map Network Drive. Sudo mkdir /media/NAS/Common_Files (or whatever you wish to call your share) If I go into Qfinder I can see both of them on the list and I go into the details, config, recource monitor etc. Choose a shared folder from the Folder list and select Map the Network Drive.

Fill in username and password and press okay.

#Qfinder map network drive install

Then in terminal sudo apt-get install cifs-utils Point at the NAS you want to connect first then find Connect and click Storage Plug & Connect. Today lets go through and set up our QNAP TS-253D NAS and configure a shared drive.This video brought to you by our sponsor QNAP. In the NAS, I set up a share (such as Common_Files) and the users/passwords to access the share in the NAS I recently installed Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and took the following steps to successfully mount my Synology NAS in ~/etc/fstab.