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[ColDen]

This mapped W: drive is not the same thing as browsing to \\192.168.50.62\Backups

Can you please put this network share address into your top Windows Explorer bar and see what it comes back with?

How do you do that?

 

[ColDen]

This mapped W: drive is not the same thing as browsing to \\192.168.50.62\Backups

Can you please put this network share address into your top Windows Explorer bar and see what it comes back with?

Ok just figured out:

 

[Viktor Jaep]

How do you do that?

 

[Viktor Jaep]

Ok just figured out:
View attachment 67859

Not seeing it yet....? Your Windows Explorer is still using a mapped W: drive.

Would you happen to have a spare computer laying around your network that you could use that doesn't have any drive mappings to your NAS? Seeing if it can reach \\192.168.50.62\Backups (from the top bar in Windows Explorer) would be a great test.

 

[ColDen]

Thanks Viktor...

It is now working and presently performing a backup on my NAS:

Sometimes I can be blind (ans stupid). How come I did not realize that I should also add the NAS DS220 Plus to the path name. I have realized that while typing the path in Explorer.

 

[visortgw]

Thanks Viktor...

It is now working and presently performing a backup on my NAS:
View attachment 67861
Sometimes I can be blind (ans stupid). How come I did not realize that I should also add the NAS DS220 Plus to the path name. I have realized that while typing the path in Explorer.

Don't beat yourself up — it wasn't obvious to me either. I created multiple shares on my NAS, so there's no need to use the device name in my paths.

 

[ColDen]

Don't beat yourself up — it wasn't obvious to me either. I created multiple shares on my NAS, so there's no need to use the device name in my paths.

I know that but can help it lolllllll. (There was a time when such mistake would not have happened but now at +70...).

 

[Viktor Jaep]

Thanks Viktor...

It is now working and presently performing a backup on my NAS:
View attachment 67861
Sometimes I can be blind (ans stupid). How come I did not realize that I should also add the NAS DS220 Plus to the path name. I have realized that while typing the path in Explorer.

It's still a strange looking path, but hey, if it works it works. Yeah, trying things out in Windows Explorer is always a good way to test connectivity like this. If it works there, it should work on the router too. Good job, @ColDen!

 

[visortgw]

I know that but can help it lolllllll. (There was a time when such mistake would not have happened but now at +70...).

Finally someone older than me!