HT200160: Connecting to legacy AFP services
Learn about Connecting to legacy AFP servicesQ: Using a D-Link DNS-320 NAS. No problem connecting with afp protocol from a MBP OS10.8. MBP OS10.9 hangs up; shows the volume ... Using a D-Link DNS-320 NAS. No problem connecting with afp protocol from a MBP OS10.8. MBP OS10.9 hangs up; shows the volumes, but never connects or time out. "Finder Not Responding." What gives? more
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Nov 24, 2013 10:44 PM in response to PaulWithby Diva Gina,The DNS-320 uses the AFP (Apple File Transfer Protocol) to connect to OS X. In the latest Mavericks relaease Apple has dropped all support for AFP devices. They are now using their own proprietary system called SMB2. I am having a lot of problems with mine as well and have yet to find any solution to make it work properly again. I know this is no help but I wanted to post to give you a little more understanding. If I find any solutions I will follow up.
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Dec 27, 2013 11:34 AM in response to PaulWithby jcarlos-soft4,I had the same problem with a D-link DNS-320.
The following worked for me (Manual back up):
Set Time Machine backups off to allow manual back-up.
Create one alias of your NAS share in the desktop. (I don’t know why, I first had to create the share alias in a external USB drive and then move the alias to the desktop cause mavericks didn’t allow me to create the alias directly in the desktop.)
After using the “back up now” option in the time machine menu, just wait for a couple of seconds and double click your time machine share alias. This will mount the share and time machine back up starts immediately.
It seems as if double click initialize the communication and then the back up works normally.
I hope this helps.
Jcarlos