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Also, make sure there is 1 blank line at the end of the fstab file.
Will it not work without that entry?

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without vers=1.0 I get "invalid arguement" when sudo mount -a

Code:
allen  /  etc  sudo nano fstab
 allen  /  etc  sudo mount -a
mount error(22): Invalid argument
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
 allen  /  etc  nano fstab
 allen  /  etc  sudo nano fstab
 allen  /  etc  sudo mount -a
 allen  /  etc  
As mentioned previously, I CAN see the NAS share in Thunar now - BEFORE I reboot.  Once I reboot, wireless net will not connect. Once I change fstab to the unmodified fstab, wireless connection returns after reboot.
Code:
allen  /  etc  cd /home/allen/tim
allen  ~  tim  ls
1966StudebakerBillofSale.doc   Focusrite_install       
allen  ~  tim 
A rare situation. I cannot find any information online about this specific situation. My gut tells me it's systemd related. Do a fresh reboot, then paste your dmesg contents here. /var/log/dmesg
Source - https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p...5#p1161236

Try this format:

Code:
//192.168.0.1/tim /media/tim cifs username=smbuser,password=smbuserpw,uid=1000,noauto,user,vers=3.0 0 0

' ** Make sure your mount point is under /media - this will trigger a udisks event that makes it work as I describe below.'
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