Network shares off line

When I'm offline, the network shares advisor appear two times to tell me that I'm off line.
whi two times?

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Using robocopy to copy files from a network share over a WinRS command line session

Hello,
Preface: Using server 2008 enterprise.
I can't seem to get robocopy to function over WinRS and I'm not sure where the problem actually lies. Running robocopy locally on the computer does work fine, but as soon as I try to run it through a remote command prompt through the WinRS client or directly with the WinRS client I get an access denied message (error 5).
I've tried using runas while logged into the remote command prompt as well, thinking that it could have been some sort of permissions inheritence issue.
I've checked the permissions on the remote file share, I've even given 'Everyone', 'Anonymous Logon' and the computer's active directory account full control over the folder and the file I'm trying to copy, but still get the access denied error.
I've tried using /COPY:DT since I read that usually resolved error 5 issues.
None of these things have worked.
I'm kind of out of ideas, I've read some blogs of people who have written powershell scripts which use winrm/robocopy so I figure I'm missing something stupid. Or maybe I've stumbled upon a bug?
C:\>robocopy \\192.168.100.1\share c:\test example.exe
   ROBOCOPY     ::     Robust File Copy for Windows
Started : Mon Feb 09 17:35:32 2009
2009/02/09 17:35:32 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Getting File System Type of Source \\192.168.100.1\share\
Access is denied.
   Source - \\192.168.100.1\share\
     Dest : c:\test\
    Files : example.exe
Options : /COPY:DAT /R:1000000 /W:30
2009/02/09 17:35:32 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Accessing Source Directory \\192.168.100.1\share\
Access is denied.

Yep, I verified permissions on them all :(
To maybe complicate the issue, I looked at the environment variables for myself while logged in locally to the computer and through WinRS and they look to be the same.
EDIT: Out of pure frustration I wrote a quick console application which impersonates the currently logged in user and copies a file from the network share I'm trying to access to the local computer. The application properly impersonates the user - but does not copy the files while it's run through WinRM. When you run the application as a locally logged in user it works just fine.
WinRM must be behaving goofy :(
This is the output of the following application:
C:\Windows\System32>test.exe
Name: domain\loggedinuser
IsAuthenticated: True
User: {GUID}
AuthenticationType: Kerberos
Destination directory doesn't exist, creating new directory..
Undoing impersonation..
No exceptions, no nothing :(
Imports System.IO
Imports System.IO.File
Module Module1
   Dim impersonationContext As System.Security.Principal.WindowsImpersonationContext
   Dim currentWindowsIdentity As System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity
   Dim cpr As New copyProgress(AddressOf FileCopyProgress)
   Dim destinationDir As DirectoryInfo = New DirectoryInfo("c:\destination\")
   Private Delegate Function copyProgress(ByVal totalFileSize As Int64, ByVal totalBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal streamSize As Int64, ByVal streamBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal dwStreamNumber As Int32, ByVal dwCallbackReason As Int32, ByVal hSourceFile As Int32, ByVal hDestinationFile As Int32, ByVal lpData As Int32) As Int32
   Private Declare Auto Function CopyFile Lib "kernel32.dll" (ByVal lpExistingFileName As String, ByVal lpNewFileName As String, ByVal lpProgressRoutine As copyProgress, ByVal lpData As Int32, ByVal lpBool As Int32, ByVal dwCopyFlags As Int32) As Int32
   Private Function FileCopyProgress(ByVal totalFileSize As Int64, ByVal totalBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal streamSize As Int64, ByVal streamBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal dwStreamNumber As Int32, ByVal dwCallbackReason As Int32, ByVal hSourceFile As Int32, ByVal hDestinationFile As Int32, ByVal lpData As Int32) As Int32
   End Function
   Private Function FileCopyProgress2(ByVal totalFileSize As Int64, ByVal totalBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal streamSize As Int64, ByVal streamBytesTransferred As Int64, ByVal dwStreamNumber As Int32, ByVal dwCallbackReason As Int32, ByVal hSourceFile As Int32, ByVal hDestinationFile As Int32, ByVal lpData As Int32) As Int32
   End Function
   Sub Main()
      Try
         currentWindowsIdentity = CType(System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent, System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity)
         impersonationContext = currentWindowsIdentity.Impersonate()
         Console.WriteLine("Name: " & currentWindowsIdentity.Name)
         Console.WriteLine("IsAuthenticated: " & currentWindowsIdentity.IsAuthenticated)
         Console.WriteLine("User: " & currentWindowsIdentity.User.ToString)
         Console.WriteLine("AuthenticationType: " & currentWindowsIdentity.AuthenticationType)
         If Not destinationDir.Exists Then
            Console.WriteLine("Destination directory doesn't exist, creating new directory..")
            destinationDir.Create()
         End If
         CopyFile(Path.Combine("\\192.168.100.1\share\", "example.exe"), Path.Combine("c:\destination\", "example.exe"), cpr, 0, 0, 0)
      Catch ex As Exception
         Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString)
      Finally
         Console.WriteLine("Undoing impersonation..")
         impersonationContext.Undo()
      End Try
      Console.ReadKey()
   End Sub
End Module

How can I increase the speed in which Finder refreshes network shares on AD network shares

We have 20 Mac's running OS X 10.7.4 all fully patched. We are running a RAID Array off of an HP Proliant 370 G6 with 48 GB RAM. This server is also acting as our Domain Controller running Windows Server 2008 R2.
We disabled the Mulitcast broadcast and changed IPMonitor.bundle file to timeout after 1 second instead of 5. This allowed users to mount their network folders in 3-7 seconds. Used to take upwards of 2 minutes. We also added our domain to the search domain field in the advanced network
Now the problem is that when the designers go to one of the network shares that our preflight software (running on a different server) deposits the files to it can take between instant refresh and 30 minutes. Some clients will update faster than others. No consistency to issue.
We installed the finder refresher app but this did not work either.
I know their are mixed feelings on Mac's bound to AD networks. I have scoured the forum and other sites. Please advise as to any other modifications to either the server or the client machines that will help.
Bandwidth is not an issue. Gigabit to a Netgear switch and a fiber line from the switch to our main switch. At peak use server bandwidth may hit 30-40 percent of capacity.

Apple menu > System Preferences > Network > Advanced > Wi-Fi > Drag networks into the order you prefer.

Very Slow to save Office 2013 files (Excel/Word) to a network share

I have an issue with a customer's system whereby they experience problems with saving either a Word or Excel file to another workstation on the network.
The network share is located on a Windows7 Pro x64 machine. The problem can be seen on a machine that's running Windows 8.1 Pro X64 along with Office 2013. When the user attempts to save the document back to the network share, there's
a very long delay (sometime around a minute) before the save completes.
I've tried turning off indexing of off-line files (via indexing options) and also declaring the network location as a trusted location (via the Trust Centre settings from within Excel & Word).
If I simulate the same, but with a local file (eg loaded/saved to the Desktop) then there's no delay, so I conclude that it's something related to the process of saving data to the network share.
The normal copy speed across the network, and between these 2 machines, is very fast. It's only when running Word/Excel that the problem manifests itself.
Any pointers would be gratefully received!
Martin

Hi Martin,
Please first try to disable your antivirus software and check the issue again.
This issue may also occur if you use the Encrypting File System (EFS) to secure the Temporary Internet Files folder. If this is the situation, please refer to the following article and try to fix the issue:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/the_microsoft_excel_support_team_blog/archive/2014/05/05/slow-saving-of-office-files-to-a-network-server-using-efs.aspx
In addition, please check if the information in the following link applies:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313937/en-us
Please let me know the result.
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Reconnect with changed off-line media path

Hi. I've had my catalogued images on a network drive for several years. Recently had a major failure and re-built the drive, re-loaded from backup etc.
Unfortunately, since the overall requirements for the drive had changed over the years, when re-building I didn't re-create exactly the same folder tree as before. While all my images are there (30,000+) and in the same relative tree as when they were catalogued, they are one level higher in the overall tree. As a result, the catalog (PSE7) doesn't marry up with the path to the folders and Organizer displays a red 'off-line' media icon for every single image. (None of the images is marked as needing to be re-connected since Organizer thinks the problem is the media being off-line rather than it being on-line but with a different path.)
With this many images, re-cataloguing the images isn't a realistic option. What can I do to get Organizer to recognise the drive is not off-line media and that the images are all there but on a different path ?
Thanks for any help.

To cut a long story short ... the original network drive was a Maxtor in RAID1. When one of its HDD died, it instantly became unbootable. Support told me there were no user replaceable drives inside and that as it was out of warranty to throw it away ! What's the point of RAID1 if you have to do that ?
Instead I downloaded hacked firmware and rebuilt with two new HDDs, then re-loaded from a USB back-up drive. Had been running fine again since. But its NAS functionality is limited compared to modern devices and I wasn't prepared to repeat the exercise when a HDD died again. So I bought a new NAS, moved the HDDs into it, re-formatted, and re-loaded my Catalog from the USB drive again (ie. not from the re-built drive but from a backup taken before it failed). Downtime for the whole thing was about a fortnight which I could cope with. But the new NAS has different reserved share-names (as well as a different volume #) so I couldn't use the original names that are in the Catalog and anyway I wanted to split the data between more than one share to exploit the additional functionality. So when re-loading I put the images into a folder tree starting at the share-name root rather than one level lower. I expected to have to do a lot of "re-connect missing file" operations.
Instead I found that Organizer doesn't think they are disconnected, but off-line, so doesn't allow you to try re-connecting them. Starting over with the missing tree level re-inserted isn't an option because I can't create the same root share-names on the new NAS anyway, and its volume # will still be different. What looks to be needed is a way to get Organizer to accept the folders are online and allow me to re-connect the images, as if everything had happened on a local drive, not a network drive.
Any ideas gratefully received.

New location, why is my Gmail account not accessible (off-line)

I have been using Earthinklin and Gmail, on a 2011 iMac 21.5" and I have several Google accounts through non-profit organizations for drives and mail (although I don't use the mail). Today I traveled with my iMac about 400 miles and set up to work, but my Gmail is not accessible (off-line), but my wife's account is working fine, and in fact mail defaults to using her account (we share everything). I have made sure my original Gmail mail account is the one that I'm signed into with this iMac, but Apple mail still says that it is inaccessible. I'm using a local wifi account to access the internet. Is there a nuance about having multiple Gmail accounts and/or moving my iMac to a new network that is confusing my preferences and/or logins?

azmyth wrote:
I have a family share plan, with 2 lines.
one is stripped to nothing because its no longer being used, and the primary line which is my phone.. has unlimited data etc.
I got a text from verizon saying i was eligible to upgrade at a discount, and i got a phone call from a local rep telling me the same.
I logged into my account online, and it shows that I am eligible for an upgrade at discount pricing, or if i wait til november I can get an additional loyalty discount. My trackball on my blackberry is dead, and really want a droid so I was gonna go ahead and upgrade now,
according to the site, when i choose to upgrade my primary line.. the thunderbolt is 199.99 with 2 year extension and the Droid 2 incredible is 149.99 with extension.
I called the rep back to double check that this was true, and ask a few other questions before i went to the store today and he told me that it was 249.99 for the TB and 199.99 for the Incredible 2. I tried to explain to him that i was not a new customer, and that the website said i was eligible to upgrade. He told me he could not sell it to me for that price... what the heck? I don't want to wait to have it mailed but i also don't want to pay 50.00 extra for something I'm am staring at that says i can get it cheaper. He sounded clueless.
you are getting another discount for buying online, its often like this

Excel 2013 hangs while trying to open a file from network share

Hi,
I am having issue opening excel file from a network share. it happens randomly, the file opens and hangs abruptly. Nothing happens after that ( we can only move the cursor), if we click on the excel sheet we get a beep sound. after i kill the excel process
and open it again ,it works fine.
Where did the member use the Excel file? Local disk, SharePoint, File server, or network shared disk?
       Network shared file and sometime locally
Does the issue occur in the special file or every file?
      it happens randomly and the whole excel freezes. i have to kill the excel session.
Which Office version is the file created? Excel 2013 or early? If it is XLS format, please try to convert to XLSX to test.
   Network file server has office 2010 and the user is trying to open it in excel 2013
Does the file have some macros?
Yes, they have macros in some files
Does the issue occur recently? If it is, have you installed some programs or update before you encountered it?
       it happened before too.
Do you get some error message when Excel crashed?
Yeah. Attaching the error message from event viewer. We get file corrupt errors and below too.
Please suggest

Hi Suren424,
Since your first image showed that "To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Action Center control panel." Please go to this path (Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Action Center\Problem Reports)
to check the detailed information, and you might upload the screenshot or info here.
Then, please try the following methods and check if they are helpful:
1. File --> Options --> Advanced --> uncheck "Ignore other applications that use Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)"
2. Turn off "Protected View" --> (File –-> Options –-> Trust Center --> Protected View --> Uncheck all options
3. I notice that >>Network file server has office 2010 and the user is trying to open it in excel 2013 <<, it also might be caused by the Microsoft Office File Validation for Office 2010, please try to change setting in server with
the link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2501584
If you have any update , please feel free let us know.
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How to get "fast user switching" and network shares playing nice

I've been alternating between banging my head against a wall and reading every forum I could find to try and get a reasonable compromise between using "Fast user switching" and sharing a folder from a file server. It baffles me how the network share/mount model of OSX/AFP is completely killed by fast-user-switching; this is a big problem with Apple requiring users to be actively logged in to share music/video from iTunes which therefore essentially requires fast-user-switching if anyone else wants to use the computer. (anyone find it odd that you can share files without being logged in, but sharing songs requires an active login for each user who is sharing? Apple: time to make iTunes sharing a service!)
For the sake of example, lets just say I want to share my /Groups folder from my desktop and have it be accessible to my laptop. Here are all the things that I tried:
Apple Method 1) Share /Groups in the Server.app on the desktop (running Lion Server), use finder on the laptop and drag the share icon to "Login Items", alternative use a startup Apple script using "mount volume" Both of the options work and will mount the /Groups folder under /Volumes/Groups, of course when the second person logs in via fast-user-switching (and occasionally the first person for no apparent reason), they will get /Volumes/Groups-1 since /Volumes/Groups is already taken. Tomorrow we log in a different order and now the previously /Volumes/Groups-1 user has their mount at /Volumes/Group and vice versa. Any links, aliases, finder sidebar references, and application settings which pointed to yesterday's location are now BROKEN. Not very user friendly to my mother-in-law who is trying to find those pictures of the kids and doesn't know anything about mount points. I also can't reasonably mirror the file location structure on the desktop so that application preferences that are synced between the two (portable home directories) work. fail.
Apple Method 2) Use automounter and set up by hand direct maps for /Groups or an indirect maps for the children of /Groups. Now it will automatically get mounted to /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ on the laptop and on the desktop it will automatically create a similar symlink structure so that the same path (/network/servers/SERVER/Groups) work both on desktop and laptop. Cool. Except when the second person logs in, the /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ mountpoint is already owned by the first user and they don't have any permissions to access it. Fail.
Apple Method 3) Use mount_afs and specify directly the mount-points. Have each user have their own startup AppleScript which mounts /Groups to a different location (e.g. /Users/Shared/username/Groups) that way they don't conflict with multiple users. On the desktop, set up symlinks from /Users/Shared/username/Group to /Groups so that it will be the same as the client and applications settings will work when synchronized back/forth by portable-home-directories. Will it work, yes it does, but what a bear to maintain. Is this really what I should expect to do just to have multiple users on my desktop and laptop (which again is essentially required now if I want to do any type of iTunes sharing). This can't be what apple expects.
What I ended up doing - the "not quite apple" solution.
Non-Apple Method 4) After a read of "Autofs: Automatically Mounting Network File Shares in Mac OS X" (http://images.apple.com/business/docs/Autofs.pdf) at the very end there is a single paragraph of "Kerberized NFS": "A Kerberized NFS mount can have multiple connections from multiple users, each using the correct user’s credentials for each transaction. This allows administrators to support multiple users, each authenticated with their own credentials to the same mount point. This is very different from AFP and SMB mounts," (emphasis mine)
It appears that by using good 'ole NFS (abeint with Kerberos for security!) you can actually have multiple users on the same mount point. Roughly following the guidance at https://support.apple.com/kb/TA24986?viewlocale=en_US. What I needed to do was:
1) create /etc/exports on my desktop and add a single line "/Groups -sec=krb5". The existence of /etc/exports triggered a start of nfsd which no longer has any GUI options in Lion.
2) Add a line to /etc/auto_master on my laptop "/- auto_mymounts" to reference a new direct map.
3) Create /etc/auto_mymounts and add a single line "/Groups SERVER:/Groups" to create the direct map.
THAT'S IT. Three lines in three files.
Now when I log into my laptop, there is a /Groups that is a network mount of my desktop's /Groups, same location AND it works for all of my users, even simultaneously.
In the end I'm happy with what I've got, but man was this a difficult path just to support fast-user-switching. In Lion, Apple appears to be getting away from NFS (no longer turned on by default and remove from the GUI controls) but clearly this really useful functionality which doesn't exist in AFP.
I'm really curious, after all this work. Any other ways to accomplish this?

In my example above, yes I chose to mount the share "Groups" to the top of the root since that is where I put it on my server and I wanted to keep them similar; but that was just my preference, it isn't a requirement. You can export and mount from other directories.

How do i add a network share to the library without copying everything

i have a windows machine at my house that is set up as a media server with locally shared folders. my old ibook g4 simply doesn't have the space to store all of the media i have. i mounted the shared folder using samba but every time i open a song or a movie itunes needs to copy everything onto the local computer before playing it. i need someway to tell itunes to open the files off of the share and stop filling up my hard-drive by copying everything to the local itunes folder. all i want is a way to add the mounted volume to the library while keeping the files on the network share.

Never mind, I figured it out.
Thanks!
Simply Command+K and add the SMB shares accordingly using the SMB:// prefix.

Can you use a network share as location for users' home

I am running a Mac mini with Mountain Lion and Server.app as a home server. For added storage space I have a NAS. I would like to set up the open directory network users' home share on the NAS. Is that even possible?
I am able to mount the network share on the mini using either afp or nfs, and I can also add the NAS share as a home folder enabled share in the server.app and select that as location for a users home folder, but that only results in the user not being able to log on to his account. Is there something that I am missing or is what I am trying to accomplish simply not possible?

It used to be officially supported to use NFS for clients to access their network home directories but with Lion (and Mountain Lion) this was no longer officially supported.
Therefore the need as I mentioned to 're-share' the volume via AFP. As you implied this does unfortunately impose an additional network overhead as traffic has to go as follows.
client ----> AFP ----> Server -----> NFS -----> NAS
What you could consider to help at least a little bit is to connect the server to the NAS on a totally separate network to the network the server uses to talk to the clients on. The main network would be between the server and clients, and you would use a second Ethernet connection just link the NAS and the server. As the clients will not need to talk directly to the NAS this will not be a problem. This would at least mean that each network only gets one set of traffic either AFP or NFS but not both and means the server can use both at full speed at the same time.
The Mac Pro still has two built-in 1Gbps Ethernet ports but you can also get either a USB3 Ethernet adaptor or a Thunderbolt to Ethernet adaptor (I have used one of these on a Mac mini server).
If you did not already have the NAS then people starting from new would be better off either getting a Thunderbolt RAID which can be directly attached to the Mac server, or at the higher-end go the traditional route of setting up a SAN and using an FDDI connection.
Note: You can now get Thunderbolt to FDDI interfaces.

How Do I find out what app is auto-mounting a network share and stop it?

I have a new laptop, the 13" rMBP. I installed Steam and wanted to use the network share on my server to store the game files. Everything went OK. I closed Steam, disconnected the share and shutdown my laptop. When I opened my laptop later on at work, it started to try and mount the network share.It keeps on going it. I removed the Steam app and all files related to Steam that I could find. I've looked at fstab, auto_home, auto_master and a large list of other files and directories and I *still* cannot find the offending file that's auto-mounting the share. It's really frustrating.
The share auto-mounts when I am home but not on the desktop or in finder. I find it by looking at /Volumes/ in terminal. If I mount the share manually under /Volumes/ it shows as Games-1 and mounts on the desktop under Games.
Does anyone have any ideas on where I should be looking to find the offending process/file/daemon?
Thank you!
Trevor

thanks for the reply but are you sure about this? What difference would it make? Why 5 apps?
Even if it does work, which I doubt, at some point, I will have to resync ALL my apps again and surely the same thing will happen again, and I will be none the wiser. I still won't know which app it is. There must be a way of finding this out.
Any ideas?
What is really freaking me out is how it is connecting to my carrier (who is charging me) with Cellular data switched off.......?
Thanks again.

HP4500 printer went off line. I can print the test page but nothing from the IMAS

Network down, re-set - now can't get the printer to function. HP4500 wireless. Was able to print a test page but when I try to print from the computer I get the "printer off-line" message. I don't know how to fix this.

Try removing the printer from the printer list, then re-add it.
Are you sure you have the latest drivers?

How can I make OSX index a network share for spotlight?

How can I make OSX index a network share for spotlight?
I am using a QNAP NAS with SMB network shares, which I mount with OS X Mavericks. They are not searchable, as far as I know because of the indexing of network share is by default not activated.
To force the OS to index them I activated this via mdutils. But this is no solutions. This makes spotlight to index the share once. But I want spotlight to index it always and keep it up to date. I have a huge amount of documents & fotographs, which is very difficult to manage without being searchable.
Unfortunately the only solution I found in the www was the mdutils-way, which seems not to work, maybe only works not for me.
I would appreciate any assistance,
Thank you,
Stefan

My thanks to everyone who has contributed to solving this problem here.
It appears that there still is NOT a good, reliable solution. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I did find this on http://jonathansblog.co.uk/how-to-enable-spotlight-indexing-on-a-network-drive:
===================================
To enable spotlight indexing on a network drive:
# mdutil /Volumes/name -i on
To disable the indexing of a connected network drive:
# mdutil /Volumes/name -i off
To check the status of indexing on a connected network drive:
# mdutil /Volumes/name -s
===================================
And, I found this on the Synology NAS forums:
cd /Volumes
mdutil shareName -i on
mdimport -Vp ./shareName
where shareName = name of your share
I have used the mdutil /Volumes/name -i on, and it seems to work.
But, if I understand it correctly, it is a one-time indexing -- the index is NOT keep up-to-date with changes.
So, how can we keep the index up-to-date?
My thought was to schedule a Terminal file to execute each night with the mdutil code.
Would this work? If so, how would you setup a scheduled run?
Would it have to be done on each Mac that accesses the Share?

Network Shares no longer work well in iTunes 5

One really cool and probably unnoticed feature of iTunes was it's ability to easily play music over network shares, and with the Keychain, connecting to the shares and playing the music was almost transparent. iPods would download the music off the network share.
Unfortunately now those features have entirely disappeared. First it was the automatic connect to network share when you clicked on a song that was on a share. Now it won't even go to the next song in the playlist, you have to click on each individual song which really blows big.
I'm sure I'm not the only one that has my music on a network share at home to use throughout the house. I really hope Apple will fix this feature because it was one of the coolest features of iTunes IMO.

yes i have tried recreating them in Tiger and they don't work reliably. they work as often as the Panther-created shortcuts work - once in a while.
at the least everyone is learning how to navigate the network, but there are only so many users that can do this without losing their minds.....

How do I make my "off-line" printer go on-line?

I am a new MacBook user. I have windows network. I installed printer CUPS driver for my brother 7820N printer. can print when connected directly with USB. MB recognizes printer when not connected directly...must be going through the wireless network. try to print and little printer icon on DOCK starts jumping...says printer is Off-Line. can see the files in the queue.
Any ideas on how to make the printer "on-line"? Thank you.

My Brother 2170-W printer just began giving me the same "off-line" message I called Brother support and they were very responsive and said it was a problem with the new OS 10.5.5 update and they would have a patch shortly (in a week maybe?).
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