MacOS X up to version 10.6.8 being a Unix based operating system also implemented standard SAMBA and all was well. Unix & other operating systems implemented SAMBA in order to allow users to connect smb networks regardless of Microsofts desire. Long ago the rapacious monopolist company known as Microsoft devised a networking protocol that locked others out of their networks. Besides, I can manage with networks and stuff, but I’m far from expert, so I do feel all this tinkering is far beyond an average user…Īny help appreciated as I’m really frustrated. I’ve read something about Mavericks being SMB2 instead of SMB and that being a possible reason however, it’s obvious both machines connect (I can acces SMP from iMac), so I guess it might have to do with permissions or something. On my TV, I select videos (same for music & pics), then shared content over network it detects my computer but then, and this is the issue, it asks me to enter user/password no matter what i enter (my admin iMac login was the first choice), it keeps on saying wrong username/password. However, I can’t do it the other way round. What is more, if I connect a USB memory to the SMP, I can access it from my iMac and watch the videos on my computer. The SMP connects to my WiFi perfectly, I can even access internet.
My system: iMac 27, Mavericks, WDTV SMP, WiFi everything uptaded as of yesterday. Hi everyone! I’ve searched the forums, called WD (they asked me to try with a PC…why is it always like that with Mac!!!), used Google and everything else I know, but I still haven’t found an answer.
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