Seguendo le indicazioni di un articolo ufficiale Apple (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4700) sul problema del protocollo AFP sono finalmente riuscito ad utilizzare tale protocollo con lo StorCenter ix2-200 e con un altro NAS Western Digital che dava lo stesso problema.
La soluzione e' semplice:
Aprire il Terminal. (Lo trovate nella cartella Applicazioni e quindi nella cartella Utilities)
Eseguite i seguenti comandi (uno alla volta, un copia incolla va benissimo, vi verra' chiesta la password di un amministratore):
@Bruno
Per favore riprova come segue, togliendo nella terza riga parte del testo, come indicato. In un altro pc non funzionava neanche a me, provando cosi’ non ho avuto problemi.
Ciao Daniele,
non credo che questa procedura riabiliti anche time machine, serve principalmente per riabilitare il protoccolo afp… per la compatibilita’ con time machine credo si dovra’ aspettare un aggiornamento, che forse da quanto leggo in uno dei commenti e’ gia’ arrivato.
After trying your instructions a few times with no luck, I re-read the apple article and followed those instructions. Turns out for some reason your commands just removed the quotes around the final protocol. By hand-typing the array command, the final protocol was removed and now it works.
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7 commenti
Facendo la procedura (ho un ix2-200 collegato a un router wireless) non funziona…. qualcuno sa qualche altra procedura da provare??
@Bruno
Per favore riprova come segue, togliendo nella terza riga parte del testo, come indicato. In un altro pc non funzionava neanche a me, provando cosi’ non ho avuto problemi.
sudo chmod o+w /Library/Preferences
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_host_prefs_version -int 1
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_disabled_uams -array
sudo chmod o-w /Library/Preferences
Lorenzo,
Questa procedura dovrebbe riabilitare anche Timemachine? Io riesco a connettemi allo Storecenter, ma Timemachine non funziona.
Ciao Daniele,
non credo che questa procedura riabiliti anche time machine, serve principalmente per riabilitare il protoccolo afp… per la compatibilita’ con time machine credo si dovra’ aspettare un aggiornamento, che forse da quanto leggo in uno dei commenti e’ gia’ arrivato.
After trying your instructions a few times with no luck, I re-read the apple article and followed those instructions. Turns out for some reason your commands just removed the quotes around the final protocol. By hand-typing the array command, the final protocol was removed and now it works.
Thanks for the article!
You really can’t imagine how relieved I am now that I know there’s a solution to this issue: I will upgrade shortly, then!
Now that I think about it, do Time Machine backups over ethernet work as well?