Cannot add any ADS objects to the ACL for a Share

[DivideByZero]

First: I have read and tried everything in the Sticky.

I have a ReadyNAS NV+ and it is upgraded to version: v3.01c1-p6 [1.00a034] of RAIDiator™.

The device is using the Domain Security mode and is successfully joined the domain. I have created a number of shares and now wish to set the ACLs. However when I open the UNC and select the Security tab within Explorer, I can not see or assign any ADS objects. The response is that these objects do not exist.

I have been treating this device as I would any other SAMBA connection, but with little to show for the effort. Can anyone provide direction.

Thank you in advance!

[farlander]

First: I have read and tried everything in the Sticky.

I have a ReadyNAS NV+ and it is upgraded to version: v3.01c1-p6 [1.00a034] of RAIDiator™.

The device is using the Domain Security mode and is successfully joined the domain. I have created a number of shares and now wish to set the ACLs. However when I open the UNC and select the Security tab within Explorer, I can not see or assign any ADS objects. The response is that these objects do not exist.

I have been treating this device as I would any other SAMBA connection, but with little to show for the effort. Can anyone provide direction.

Thank you in advance!

Same problem here. No response in forum, no response from Infrant support. So far I feel sorry I have bought this ReadyNAS 1100 No more.

[Jedi Knight]

First: I have read and tried everything in the Sticky.

I have a ReadyNAS NV+ and it is upgraded to version: v3.01c1-p6 [1.00a034] of RAIDiator™.

The device is using the Domain Security mode and is successfully joined the domain. I have created a number of shares and now wish to set the ACLs. However when I open the UNC and select the Security tab within Explorer, I can not see or assign any ADS objects. The response is that these objects do not exist.

I have been treating this device as I would any other SAMBA connection, but with little to show for the effort. Can anyone provide direction.

Thank you in advance!

Are you setting ACL from Domain Contoller with admin rights OR windows clients? I need more detail on how you are setting it in order for me to check it here.

This is what I've:
1. ReadyNAS attached to Windows 2003 Domain Controller.
2. I've a default ReadyNAS backup share where I can browse from Domain Controller and I am able to set the file/folder level permission from share folder properties.

Thanks.