I seem to have broken my NAS (QNap) connection (wireless link through Vigor Router) running latest Tiger on MacBook Pro.
It was working until I restarted the MBP, without ejecting the NAS. Now when I try and connect, the NAS shows up in the Finder, andwhen I choose connect, it gives me a dialog listing the shares on the NAS.
I can select the share I want (graham) then go to an authentication screen, and fill in password.
Then I get a message saying that the QNAP could not be opened because the original item cannot be found.
If I then choose fix alias, I get to to a finder window, that lets me expand the NAS tree, but Qnap is greyed out, and none of the shares are listed.
I'm very new to the Mac and would appreciate some help as to how I get the NAS conection back. I
I have obviously switched off the MBP and switched it back on again.
Many thanks,
Graham
It was working until I restarted the MBP, without ejecting the NAS. Now when I try and connect, the NAS shows up in the Finder, andwhen I choose connect, it gives me a dialog listing the shares on the NAS.
I can select the share I want (graham) then go to an authentication screen, and fill in password.
Then I get a message saying that the QNAP could not be opened because the original item cannot be found.
If I then choose fix alias, I get to to a finder window, that lets me expand the NAS tree, but Qnap is greyed out, and none of the shares are listed.
I'm very new to the Mac and would appreciate some help as to how I get the NAS conection back. I
I have obviously switched off the MBP and switched it back on again.
Many thanks,
Graham