>   Mount Command = "c:\\batch\\bacula-sd-mount.bat mount y
> \\\\10.220.0.32\\public"
>   Unmount Command = "c:\\batch\\bacula-sd-mount.bat umount y
> \\\\10.220.0.32\\public"
> }

What does bacula-sd-mount.bat do? I was going to suggest something like:

net use \\10.220.0.32 /user:someuser userspassword

to set up the authentication in the bacula-sd process. Maybe your
bacula-sd-mount.bat already does that though?

Failing that, run bacula-sd under an account that has the same username
and password on the windows machine as it does on the nas. Windows might
then use passthrough authentication, although I'm a little sceptical
that that always works as it should.

James

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