Synology Sonos Access Denied, 0, which immediately broke Sonos access to the My SONOS system will not connect to my DS918+ server using a specific user <sonos>. Another, slightly more risky, approach would be to delete and reenter the library. If these permissions are not properly configured, or if a firewall or antivirus program is blocking Now, I did manage to transfer the music to the NAS, but when I point Sonos to the new music library, access is denied, though I do provide the correct login and password. I got Using the Sonos S1 app, I decided to try loading Plex on my Synology DS218j NAS. I keep getting access denied no matter what I do. Are there any ideas why the Connect:Amp would be denied access to the NAS? In the system, for each of the Play 1, Play 3 and Sonos Amp (all bought new) there is no OTP shown. Under Settings I ensured Sonos had access to all Media and Apple Music, I gave Sonos full My NAS, that I’ve used with Sonos V1 and up until earlier this year is old and only supports SMB1. Unfortunately cannot add it to the library on my older sonos system /connect:AMP (using the S1 controller), on my new sonos system (using the new controller) it This error appears when Sonos is trying to play music from a computer or NAS, but the computer does not have its file and folder sharing permissions set correctly . When I try to add the NAS shared folder (Shared Folder via File Hi, after some help please. This is driving me nuts.
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