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SMB / CIFS is a network protocol that allows sharing of files across a network of nodes. The protocol is based on a design where the customer requests it sends packets to the server, the server in turn sends response packets to the client.

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I am experiencing silent data corruption when reading/writing large files from a Debian guest via a SMB share hosted on a Windows 11 physical host. Background: Host: Windows 11 running on physical ...
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I am trying to mount a CIFS share in WSL2 Ubuntu. I don't have access to the server the share is located on. I can mount the share fine in Windows on the same machine. If I run $ smbclient //server....
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I've recently decided to backup in ext4 all data vs. hybrid backup from FreeBSD and Windows share to a exFAT usb drive, using rsync for FreeBSD and SyncBackup for Windows). Now I'm having som issues ...
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I have a Linux sever (Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS) that will be used for developing Linux-oriented software. Using Kerebros + PAM each user can log into the server via SSH/xRDP using their AD credentials (...
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I have a small aarch64 embedded Linux board running kernel 5.15 and a Windows 11 machine. I do not have the ability of installing samba natively on this device. However, I do have a docker engine and ...
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I use pam_mount for mount user homedir <volume fstype="cifs" server="server" path="profiles/%(USER)" mountpoint="/home/mydomain/%(USER)&...
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I am trying to mount a network drive to my AlmaLinux box, and are running out of ideas. I want to mount the folder "project" with: sudo mount -t cifs --verbose -o username=$USER,uid=$USER //...
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Windows 11 Pro/Enterprise starting with version 24H2 by default cannot access guest Samba shares and gives this dialog which doesn't accept any usernames/passwords: "Enter network credentials&...
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I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 to mount a remote SMB share : $ kinit [email protected] Password for [email protected]: $ sudo mount.cifs "//x.y.z.t1/Extension_2" /mnt/remoteShare/ --verbose -...
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I'm trying to mount a CIFS share from a Synology DSM 7.0 : $ sudo mkdir /mnt/ADN_Archives $ echo $? 0 $ kinit [email protected] $ echo $? 0 $ sudo mount.cifs //myNAS.myDomain.lan/ADN_Archives/ /mnt/...
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I'd be grateful for help with the following which seems to be a timing issue: The samba server is an Asustor FlashStor running ADM 4.2.5.RN33 and under the good the smbd 4.12.8. The client is an ...
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On my mounted Samba share I can create a symlink from a linux client by simple ln -s hello.txt hello.sl This works for the client (on linux) when 'mfsymlinks' option is enabled, but the symlink doesn'...
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we have windows server with IP address - 98.12.23.34 and with folder max_stage from windows browser its looks like: This PC > max_stage(K) and we want to mount the WIN folder max_stage to /mnt/...
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In my home network, I have a few very old hard drives in a NAS that I mount with the following fstab configuration: //192.168.1.35/Volume_1 /mnt/Disk1 cifs _netdev,rw,guest,uid=128,iocharset=utf8,vers=...
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My router has some network attached storage capabilities and it shares the files via a UNC path (I assume this is a SAMBA share). The UNC path defined by the router is //routershare/media/ I'm able to ...
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