Did you set legacy security (not just SMB1)? .. the reason that option was added in 8.2.2 was that we had reports of ASUS routers could not handle NTLMv2 and this option forces NTLMv1. Someone reported that the latest firmwares still contained ancient versions of Samba.Ok
OK, now it works. I didn't know it was in kodi service settings, I was changing only LE settings.
Thank you.
Old routers may require SMB1 and the legacy security option to be forced. It's a simple change in Kodi SMB client settings.
I'm using ASUS RT-AC68U with the latest official firmware.
Yes, I tried to set SMB1 in Kodi SMB client settings but it didn't help me. It still wants me to enter the password over and over again.
When I go back to 8.0.2 everything works again.
I have a shared folder on my LE from HDD connected to my router. It require login and password. After upgrading to 8.2.2 I can't get access to this folder. Just continuous tab with entering password which doesn't saves.
