Recent content by Yossaris

As far as I am aware, they do not become accessible again on their own. I start a switchover between the active and the passive server and that "fixes" it for a while. Like I said, I cannot feasibly wait a very long time before people get upset because they cannot work and I cannot replicate...

I had a continuous ping running on 2 machines. 1 in the usual subnet and 1 in the test subnet and both worked the whole time. Only the smb-connections seem to be affected. I suspect that somehow the smb connections don't get closed properly and "overflow" for a lack of better term. I will keep...

Update: I had the opportunity to wait for a while before doing the switchover and noticed some more things: While the folders remained accessible for a few minutes in the other subnet, that access was also lost after a while. I could not access any folders on that particular cluster. Servers...

I will try those approaches as soon as the problem arises again, thank you. I can't test too extensively every time since the shared folders are needed in the day-to-day business and need to be available as soon as possible, which makes troubleshooting this kind of annoying.

Thank you for the quick reply :) The only error message that was relayed to me was: "The path is not available. Cannot access X:\Path\to\folder. The file is currently not available on this computer." (Translated from German) When put into google, the only solution popping up is that the...

Hello everyone, I couldn't find a thread detailing my exact problem, so I wanted to start my own in hopes of finding a solution. As written in the title: on my company's Synology NAS Cluster (DS1817 - DSM 7.2.1-69057 Update 6) shared folders suddenly become inaccessible after some time. That...