Hi! What’s not quite right with Roon? · None of the above quite fits None of the above quite fits · None of these quite match Tell us what's going on · Can't connect to backup on Synology NAS . Synology NAS shows a warning that connection using SMB1 is not permitted. Connection via Finder in MacOS…

Hello @Graham_Jones Thank you for the update and for confirming that the workaround is currently operational. We have gathered the details of your case and passed the feedback to our development team. Your report regarding the SMB connection behavior and the local directory visibility after the UE…

Hello @Graham_Jones , We have gone ahead and reopened your thread as per your request, it does indeed seem to be different than the merged topic. Can you please confirm the SMB settings you have setup on your Synology NAS? Do you have SMBv2/v3 enabled in the Synology settings? One quick workaround …

Thanks for reopening @noris . Just prior to you reopening, I had already created the backups copied to my desktop as a shared folder. These were then visible in Roon and, once I had selected the latest backup, it was up and running and able to access the folders on my NAS. In response to your quest…

Hey @Graham_Jones , Thanks for the follow-up! A side question - have you tried using the IP address of the NAS rather than the host name? Could you please check the Minimum SMB: On your Synology, go to Control Panel > File Services > SMB > Advanced Settings. Ensure the Maximum is SMB3, but try sett…

Hi @benjamin Min is SMB2 and max SMB3. “Enable NTLMv1 authentication” not selected. I get a security warning when I do… [Screenshot 2026-02-27 at 09.51.43] Regarding path, I always use IP address and tried with and without folder name. Given it is all up and running from the backup copied to m…

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