Can not access network drive

What does
ip a
return?
Why 10.0.0.n ???

Try installing the cifs-utils package

sudo apt install cifs-utils

maybe those are missing?

The cable company supplied me with a new router a couple of weeks ago. The ip address have changed. My win 7 box is 10.0.0.251 and my Debian box is 10.0.0.133.
When I put in ip a it does come back as 10.0.0.133

I installed cifs-utils and seems to be no change in opening network drives.

Let's try a manual mount then.


if no error check if there is something in there

ls /mnt/winshare

You might need to change //10.0.0.251/Users to a directory you're sharing on the win box. I used Users to test for mine which worked, if you get an error try to change Users to c$ C$ or whatever is shared

When I run Is/mnt/winshare I get
Default desktop.ini Guest Public

I am not very good using Linux system and I am confused trying to understand your next instructions

You might need to change //10.0.0.251/Users to a directory you're sharing on the win box. I used Users to test for mine which worked, if you get an error try to change Users to c$ C$ or whatever is shared