Cannot browse network on Ubuntu 18.04
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I have installed a clean copy of Ubuntu 18.04
If I try to load Network:/// I get 'This location could not be displayed'
In terminal, smbtree does infact give me the tree for the network and I can see the machines which have file shares I want to access
But if I try smb://computername/share, I once again get 'This location could not be displayed'
networking shared-folders
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
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I have installed a clean copy of Ubuntu 18.04
If I try to load Network:/// I get 'This location could not be displayed'
In terminal, smbtree does infact give me the tree for the network and I can see the machines which have file shares I want to access
But if I try smb://computername/share, I once again get 'This location could not be displayed'
networking shared-folders
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I have installed a clean copy of Ubuntu 18.04
If I try to load Network:/// I get 'This location could not be displayed'
In terminal, smbtree does infact give me the tree for the network and I can see the machines which have file shares I want to access
But if I try smb://computername/share, I once again get 'This location could not be displayed'
networking shared-folders
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
I have installed a clean copy of Ubuntu 18.04
If I try to load Network:/// I get 'This location could not be displayed'
In terminal, smbtree does infact give me the tree for the network and I can see the machines which have file shares I want to access
But if I try smb://computername/share, I once again get 'This location could not be displayed'
networking shared-folders
networking shared-folders
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
asked Nov 4 at 11:26
Jeffrey
1112
1112
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On terminal
nautilus smb://computeraddress/share
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Gui in nautilus Other Locations either click on the computer name or enter smb://computeraddress/share in the space below.
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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On terminal
nautilus smb://computeraddress/share
Or
Gui in nautilus Other Locations either click on the computer name or enter smb://computeraddress/share in the space below.
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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On terminal
nautilus smb://computeraddress/share
Or
Gui in nautilus Other Locations either click on the computer name or enter smb://computeraddress/share in the space below.
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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up vote
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On terminal
nautilus smb://computeraddress/share
Or
Gui in nautilus Other Locations either click on the computer name or enter smb://computeraddress/share in the space below.
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
Hobbyist
1,126617
On terminal
nautilus smb://computeraddress/share
Or
Gui in nautilus Other Locations either click on the computer name or enter smb://computeraddress/share in the space below.
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
Hobbyist
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edited Nov 26 at 13:36
answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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answered Nov 4 at 13:51
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