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I have 2 workstations, 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64bit and 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 32bit. Both machines have cifs-utils and samba installed and the 64bit machine connects to my NAS, no problem but the 32bit returns "mount-error(112) Host is Down yet I can connect to the NAS using "Connect to Server"... What am I missing? Both fstab files refer to a credentials file which are identical on both machines and the line //ipadress/share etc etc are the same on both machines. Please help before I pull all of my hair out. I've done a lot of searching on askubuntu and google to no avail.
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I have 2 workstations, 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64bit and 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 32bit. Both machines have cifs-utils and samba installed and the 64bit machine connects to my NAS, no problem but the 32bit returns "mount-error(112) Host is Down yet I can connect to the NAS using "Connect to Server"... What am I missing? Both fstab files refer to a credentials file which are identical on both machines and the line //ipadress/share etc etc are the same on both machines. Please help before I pull all of my hair out. I've done a lot of searching on askubuntu and google to no avail.
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Maybe the network is not yet connected whenfstabentries are mounted. Can you add thenoautooption and then mount it manually usingsudo mount /path/to/mountpoint?
– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
– Graham
Apr 15 at 16:46
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I have 2 workstations, 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64bit and 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 32bit. Both machines have cifs-utils and samba installed and the 64bit machine connects to my NAS, no problem but the 32bit returns "mount-error(112) Host is Down yet I can connect to the NAS using "Connect to Server"... What am I missing? Both fstab files refer to a credentials file which are identical on both machines and the line //ipadress/share etc etc are the same on both machines. Please help before I pull all of my hair out. I've done a lot of searching on askubuntu and google to no avail.
fstab
asked Apr 15 at 15:10
AlEganAlEgan
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I have 2 workstations, 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64bit and 1 running Ubuntu Mate 16.04 32bit. Both machines have cifs-utils and samba installed and the 64bit machine connects to my NAS, no problem but the 32bit returns "mount-error(112) Host is Down yet I can connect to the NAS using "Connect to Server"... What am I missing? Both fstab files refer to a credentials file which are identical on both machines and the line //ipadress/share etc etc are the same on both machines. Please help before I pull all of my hair out. I've done a lot of searching on askubuntu and google to no avail.
fstab
fstab
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Maybe the network is not yet connected whenfstabentries are mounted. Can you add thenoautooption and then mount it manually usingsudo mount /path/to/mountpoint?
– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
– Graham
Apr 15 at 16:46
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Maybe the network is not yet connected whenfstabentries are mounted. Can you add thenoautooption and then mount it manually usingsudo mount /path/to/mountpoint?
– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
– Graham
Apr 15 at 16:46
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Maybe the network is not yet connected when
fstab entries are mounted. Can you add the noauto option and then mount it manually using sudo mount /path/to/mountpoint ?– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
Maybe the network is not yet connected when
fstab entries are mounted. Can you add the noauto option and then mount it manually using sudo mount /path/to/mountpoint ?– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
– Graham
Apr 15 at 16:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
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The problem that caused the error message "mount error (112): Host is down" was that I failed to state the Version in the fstab entry, something I didn't have to do in the 64 bit version.
My fstab entry now reads:
//192.168.?.?/sourcelocation home//alan/Documents cifs iocharset=utf8,credentialsfile=/credlocation,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 2
All is now working fine
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The problem that caused the error message "mount error (112): Host is down" was that I failed to state the Version in the fstab entry, something I didn't have to do in the 64 bit version.
My fstab entry now reads:
//192.168.?.?/sourcelocation home//alan/Documents cifs iocharset=utf8,credentialsfile=/credlocation,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 2
All is now working fine
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The problem that caused the error message "mount error (112): Host is down" was that I failed to state the Version in the fstab entry, something I didn't have to do in the 64 bit version.
My fstab entry now reads:
//192.168.?.?/sourcelocation home//alan/Documents cifs iocharset=utf8,credentialsfile=/credlocation,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 2
All is now working fine
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The problem that caused the error message "mount error (112): Host is down" was that I failed to state the Version in the fstab entry, something I didn't have to do in the 64 bit version.
My fstab entry now reads:
//192.168.?.?/sourcelocation home//alan/Documents cifs iocharset=utf8,credentialsfile=/credlocation,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 2
All is now working fine
answered May 21 at 15:14
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The problem that caused the error message "mount error (112): Host is down" was that I failed to state the Version in the fstab entry, something I didn't have to do in the 64 bit version.
My fstab entry now reads:
//192.168.?.?/sourcelocation home//alan/Documents cifs iocharset=utf8,credentialsfile=/credlocation,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=1.0 0 2
All is now working fine
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Maybe the network is not yet connected when
fstabentries are mounted. Can you add thenoautooption and then mount it manually usingsudo mount /path/to/mountpoint?– pLumo
Apr 15 at 15:18
It used to work until I re-installed Ubuntu Mate.
– AlEgan
Apr 15 at 15:46
You may find some help here: serverfault.com/questions/414074/mount-cifs-host-is-down or here: askubuntu.com/questions/915549/…
– Graham
Apr 15 at 16:46