@agillis i upgraded to 2.6 on my sT i7 a few days ago and since then i have not been able to get Roon to connect to my Synology. Roon shows “This drive is not available” even though i can still connect to the drive and directory form my computer.
This is impacting my music folder and my backup folders (which are both on the same NAS). I tried defining a new storage location on the NAS but that did not work either.
Software Versions:
The Synology DSM version is “DSM 6.1.6-15266 Update 1”, in case it makes a difference.
I have Roon Server v1.4 (build 310) installed on the sT.
I have tried looking for further SonicOS updates but i seem to be running the latest iteration of 2.6
Does this sound like an sT/SonicOS problem or should i escalate it to Roon support?
I too had this issue after the 2.6 update, but @agillis addressed it quickly through a remote session. He is always quick to reply with help, in my experience.
this does not sound like it is the same issue i had. in my case roon on sT was not able to connect to my NAS storage. i did not have problems accessing the sT though.
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Problem solved with a solution suggested in the thread “Roon DNS cache problem after STi5 upgrade to 2.6” - @agillis you can ignore my previous message! (Adding .local after the NAS name - simple as that.)
have had the same problem for 3 days now. I have tried every permutation of the ip and smb addresses, including the addition of .local. I simply get “drive not available”, or “Error loading folder - not available”. I can see and access the NAS form any other device.
(Adding .local after the NAS name - simple as that.)