[1devomer]

You can check here, here and here to reset the FreeNAS GUI password.

I suppose that you could run the console from /etc/netcli, it would maybe prompt you for root privilege, or you need to run it as the root user.

 

[breadramdust]

I should add that I am running TrueNAS as a headless server. How can I access the console menu?

 

[1devomer]

I should add that I am running TrueNAS as a headless server. How can I access the console menu?

Args, is there the possibility to access the server, to get keyboard and basic vga working?

 

[breadramdust]

I was able to reset the root password and user password but I still cannot connect to it by setting up a network share, W10 keeps telling my password is incorrect when I know it is correct. Sigh.

 

[1devomer]

I was able to reset the root password and user password but I still cannot connect to it by setting up a network share, W10 keeps telling my password is incorrect when I know it is correct. Sigh.

Looking at what posted the mod at the end of this thread, the root user cannot be used anymore as the shares user.
For security purposes, obviously, if you avoid using the root user, you avoid unwanted connection and/or authentications.

If i remember correctly, you need to set up a new user, with the appropriate rights and use these credentials to authenticate.
It is worth checking which SMB version TrueNas and Windows are running, i remember some incompatibilities also arose from there.
Hope it helps.

 

[breadramdust]

I have a SMB and Unix shares setup on Truenas. Same path for both. If I try the IP address, I am greated with a login window but none of my known good logins will work. If I add /Test it prompts me again for username, workgroup, and password. No matter what I put it, I cannot get it. That was all on Zorin, I have not tried W10 again...