Configuring Net HDD using SAMBA fails

I have created a share on windows 10 machine. I have tested that I can access that folder from another machine using user name and password and it worked. I was able to create a file in that share from another machine by running

echo "hi" > a.txt

But when I attempted to add the same folder as Net HDD it failed.

The I decided to try linux samba.

Here's how I created it

podman run -it --name samba -p 139:139 -p 445:445 \

-v /var/home/user/Documents/scans:/mount:z \

-d dperson/samba -p \

-u "example1;badpass" \

-s "public;/mount/share42" \

-s "sharescans42;/mount/scans42;no;no;no;example1" \

-w "sambad21"

Here's how I tested from another ubuntu

ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ smbclient //192.168.1.112/sharescans42 -U example1%badpass

Try "help" to get a list of possible commands.

smb: \> ls

. D 0 Thu May 9 00:00:37 2024

.. D 0 Wed May 8 23:55:41 2024

a.txt A 3 Thu May 9 00:00:37 2024

498426880 blocks of size 1024. 85497836 blocks available

smb: \>

Then I went to

Configuration -> Storage -> Storage Management - Net HDD

I have added server. specified 192.168.1.112 and also specified in path `sharescans42`

User name used: "example1" and the password I specified `badpass`

Clicked test and got in the bottom corner a container displaying next error:

Mounting to NAS server failed. Invalid directory or incorrect user name/password.

I opened Chrome dev tools and decided to capture a bit more what's going on. What might help you explain what I'm doing wrong.

Here's the payload when click "test" button which browser send for the request

http://192.168.1.103/ISAPI/ContentMgmt/Storage/nas/test?security=1&iv=7cd7a1cfb03dc3e7cc85e3a87d037c68

Payload

<?xml version: "1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><nasTestDescription><addressingFormatType>ipaddress</addressingFormatType><ipAddress>192.168.1.112</ipAddress><path>sharescans42</path><nasType>NFS</nasType><mountType>SMB/CIFS</mountType><userName>6200bad26718d52e8fd12ee3f9a20885</userName><password>7a3f5cafb562099cd436ed056ed16628</password></nasTestDescription>

Here's the response which browser gets for the request

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<errorDescription>no nas directory</errorDescription>

</nasTestResult>

What am I doing wrong?

Configuring Net HDD using SAMBA fails

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