192.168.1.222
nasuser1
123nas
recordings
\\192.168.1.222\recordings
mkdir /storage/recordings
/storage/recordings
will be storage-recordings.mount
and sub folders, e.g. /storage/recordings/tv
would be storage-recordings-tv.mount
nano /storage/.config/system.d/storage-recordings.mount
What=//192.168.1.222/recordings
Where=/storage/recordings
Options=username=nasuser1,password=123nas,rw,vers=2.1
username=
Username of your network share
password
Password of your network share
rw
Read/write access
vers=2.1
Version of the Samba protocol, 2.1
is supported since Windows 7 several other versions are supported toosystemctl enable storage-recordings.mount
systemctl status storage-recordings.mount
systemctl disable storage-recordings.mount
mkdir /storage/recordings
storage-recordings.mount
represent path -> /storage/recordings
.
If you like an subfolder storage-recordings-tv.mount
represent path -> /storage/recordings/tv
.nano /storage/.config/system.d/storage-recordings.mount
What=192.168.1.222:/usr/data2/video
Where=/storage/recordings
Type=nfs
systemctl start storage-recordings.mount
systemctl enable storage-recordings.mount
systemctl status storage-recordings.mount
systemctl disable storage-recordings.mount
smbclient
Kodi uses to connect to SMB shares. To access media on a TimeCapsule you can follow the steps described above for connecting to Samba shares with a systemd storage mount, but with one difference: the Options
configuration must force SMB v1.0 and legacy NTLM authentication or the mount will fail. See below: