[Elyminator]

has this worked in the past or is this a new install? I had problems with mine on a new install with the DNS and default gateways not setting when I went through the config. Can you ping the IP address and get a response?

if not its likely a network/ nic issue.

 

[breadramdust]

It worked in the past when I had W10. I can ping it. I have setup SMB, NFS, and iSCSI shares and I have created new users with full read and write access but still, I cannot map it or get into it.

If put in smb://192.168.11.109/Test/HomeNAS I am prompted for username, domain, and password. HomeNAS has an ACL, Test does not.

If I put in nfs://192.168.11.109/Test/ I am told a mount point does not exist.

 

[Anton338]

Sounds like a permissions issue. I recommend you post to the TrueNAS community instead. They do this up and down all day, every day. https://www.truenas.com/community/

Also, you should be much more specific when describing your ACL settings, User settings and Share settings. If you browse through the TrueNAS community forums, people just dump screengrabs of each page individually. It helps diagnose these things much quicker.

You mentioned "Test" dataset doesn't have an ACL. How do you expect to gain access to it without an ACL?

 

[breadramdust]

I wish I could say I could tell you how I fixed it but I do not remember.