NethServer Version: 7.7.1908 (final) Module: Fileserver Hi All, I’ve just come back to looking at setting up a nethserver fileserver after looking at other things for quite some time. I have a server 2019 (2016 level) AD domain I’ve sucessfully connected my nethserver to this and joined and it’s…

What OS do you use to access the fileshare? Is this a Win10 1709 or newer? What happens if you try to access with a linux device? Something to do with this: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/eba9a147-c1de-41b1-99aa-9c65efd45d8f/cant-access-smb-share-after-update-to-1709

Hi Robb, It’s windows 10 1909 I’ll give it ago from a Linux client and report back. Thanks

Hi, That’s brilliant setting it to SMB3 seems to do the trick thanks for your help.

Tell a lie SMB3 isn;t working completley out of the box for me I was getting a a group policy container issue on smb3 switching to smb2 and that no longer seems to happen. I’m not that worried though so will leave it as it is.

Hi, The group policy problem still exists but appears unrelated so I’ll raise a separate topic for that if I need to. Thanks for all your help.

I hope that one day from the file server panel will be doable to choose the SMB version (first setup SMBv3)

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pike (Michael Kicks) March 16, 2020, 10:13am 4

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You can try to set smb protocol version to smb2 or smb3 on your nethserver. create a new template with the editor you like, I use nano: nano /etc/e-smith/templates-custom/etc/samba/smb.conf/20smbversion and write protocol = SMB3 or protocol = SMB2 at this file. Try which one works for you. After creating the file with the protocol-version you have to expand the template with expand-template /etc/samba/smb.conf For more details about working with templates have a look at the doc…

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