How can I mount a share of another server and re-share it using internal samba with SMB2?

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So I have share in my UNRAID, where I want scans to be stored.

The share is \\myunraid\documents

Unfortunately my printer cannot (probably) see shares on servers that are SBM3/SMB2 and needs “clean” SMB2.

I have NS8 in a VM within UNRAID.
I wonder if I can mount the original share (access it in full SMB3), then use the internal NS8 samba, to re-share it and probably limiting to SMB2 (if that is not a critical issue for NS8, which I do not use for shares). Share needs to be hidden, I will just define it in my printer.

And of course the whole thing working transparently, in every reboot.

Help?

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I’m not sure about the resharing as I only managed to mount a share read-only in a container.

What about creating a share in NS8 cluster-admin, disable the “browsable” flag to hide it, limit the SMB protocol to SMB2 and just use that share for the scans?

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To restrict the protocol to SMB2 you could enter the samba environment,

runagent -m samba1

…edit the include.conf file…

podman unshare nano $(podman volume inspect config --format={{.Mountpoint}})/include.conf

…and add the following to restrict to SMB2:

server max protocol = smb2
client max protocol = smb2

The service needs to be restarted to apply the config:

systemctl --user restart samba-dc