Windows can't access TrueNas Share SMB

[Eli_Singer]

Hi all.
I just Updated to TrueNAS-13.0-U6.2 from an old 11.3-U5 version.
Previously everything worked just fine. Now I can get to the GUI just fine, but I can’t get into the shared SMB, not on Win 10 and not on Win 11.
If I try using a network drive I get this message:

If I try via a Network Location, it prompts me for credentials, automatically filling in the user as “root”. I type in the password to no avail. I get this:

Tried without a password too, same thing.
Also tried with another user named eli_singer to no avail.

Under SMB the name of the Samba is WinShare, the Path is: /mnt/FreeNAS_Data_1
ACL is enabled, Browsable to Network Clients is enabled, Enable Alternate Data Streams is enabled (tried disabling it too). Everything else is un-checked.

ACL SID is S-1-1-0.

I’ve got one group configured and it is called WinShare. It has Samba Authentication enabled.
There’s only one member to the group, named: eli_singer.
that user has the following settings:

Home directory:
/mnt/FreeNAS_Data_1

Password Disabled:
false

Lock User:
false

Permit Sudo:
false

Microsoft Account:
false

Samba Authentication:
true

this user doesn’t seem to have password configured, but under Autontication, Disable Password is set to No.
Samba Authentication is enabled. Microsoft Account is disabled, though I tried enabling it to no avail. Also tried setting a password to no avail.
For some reason, every time I try to change a setting there, I get:

The specified path is a ZFS pool mountpoint “(/mnt/FreeNAS_Data_1)”

What’s that about?

Under users I have root, and eli_singer.
Root has:

GID:
0

Home directory:
/root

Shell:
/bin/csh

Password Disabled:
true

Lock User:
false

Permit Sudo:
false

Microsoft Account:
false

Samba Authentication:
false

root user is assigned to Auxiliary Group and has Microsoft Account disabled and
Samba Authentication disabled. I tried turning them on and adding a password but I get under Samba Authentication this:

This attribute cannot be changed

I also Tried changing System Dataset to freenas-boot (it was at FreeNAS_Data_1) to no avail. BTW, is there a recommended path for the System Dataset?

I’m kinda scratching my head here as to what changed?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

[SmallBarky]

On TrueNAS, what account is listed as the OWNER of the share?
root isn’t allows to share SMB / Samba.

Storage, Pools, Edit ACL is the menu.

Take a look at Accounts, Users and make sure it lists Samba Authentication: True for eli_singer

You may need to change the owner to eli_singer, recursively. Then try stopping and restarting SMB under services.

[Eli_Singer]

Where can I see the owner of the share?

here’s the ACL share window:

I don’t see an Edit ACL in the Pools menu:

eli_singer has Samba Authentication: True

How do I change the owner to eli_singer?

[Eli_Singer]

Ok I solved it.

So I’ve added eli_singer to the Samba with a path ending with eli_singer since it didn’t let me do it one level up.

this is the ACL screens:

I’ve then sucsesfuly added a new Network Location and a Network drive but with the ful path \192.168.9.20\FreeNAS_Data_1\eli_singer.

The previous path was \192.168.9.20\Winshare.
It seems that TrueNAS changed the name of the mount.

Once that worked I revised the FreeNAS_Data_1 I added to reflect the root directory and not to eli_singer directory and remapped in Windows the Network drive to point there.

Thank you for you SmallBarky for your help, it pointed me to the right direction.