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<blockquote data-quote="BlackBurn" data-source="post: 1049718" data-attributes="member: 83093">My NAS is named Gimli and shows up in Windows network neighborhood, however to see the shares I have to use the account on the NAS (see attached image).I use the exact same credentials within MP2 (attached image), unfortunately no devices show up (atteched image).I deleted the logs, started the service and then started MP2, filled in the credentials and try to add the shares. Complete logs are attached.Thanks for your help, if there is anything else I can test or provide, please let me know.EDIT:I managed to browse the shares, I changed the &quot;Log On&quot; settings of the service from &quot;Local System Account&quot; to the user I normally use. However browsing the shares takes about a minute before actually showing the shares or folders, this is for every level. (i.e. opening Gimli takes about a minute, within Gimli there is a share named Media, when opening this share, it will also take about a minute etc.)[ATTACH=full]141598[/ATTACH]However I'm wondering which credentials are used or why it is working now, cause the user/pass combination which is used to run the server is not the same as the user/pass combination for the NAS.I got the idea from this <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/possible-issue-with-mp2-alpha-4.123405/" target="_blank">thread </a>and they seem to strumble upon the same problems.EDIT2:Added server2.log and client2.log, adding/indexing the media goes very, very slow, maybe the same delays I experienced when browshing the shares?The only line I often see is, but no idea if this is causing the wait-times.[code][DEBUG] - SSDPClientController: Problem parsing incoming multicast UDP packet. Error message: 'Invalid HTTP header line '''[/code]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BlackBurn, post: 1049718, member: 83093"] My NAS is named Gimli and shows up in Windows network neighborhood, however to see the shares I have to use the account on the NAS (see attached image). I use the exact same credentials within MP2 (attached image), unfortunately no devices show up (atteched image). I deleted the logs, started the service and then started MP2, filled in the credentials and try to add the shares. Complete logs are attached. Thanks for your help, if there is anything else I can test or provide, please let me know. EDIT: I managed to browse the shares, I changed the "Log On" settings of the service from "Local System Account" to the user I normally use. However browsing the shares takes about a minute before actually showing the shares or folders, this is for every level. (i.e. opening Gimli takes about a minute, within Gimli there is a share named Media, when opening this share, it will also take about a minute etc.) [ATTACH=full]141598[/ATTACH] However I'm wondering which credentials are used or why it is working now, cause the user/pass combination which is used to run the server is not the same as the user/pass combination for the NAS. I got the idea from this [URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/possible-issue-with-mp2-alpha-4.123405/']thread [/URL]and they seem to strumble upon the same problems. EDIT2: Added server2.log and client2.log, adding/indexing the media goes very, very slow, maybe the same delays I experienced when browshing the shares? The only line I often see is, but no idea if this is causing the wait-times. [code] [DEBUG] - SSDPClientController: Problem parsing incoming multicast UDP packet. Error message: 'Invalid HTTP header line ''' [/code] [/QUOTE]

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