Ubuntu Samba Issue

[smccloud]

I have Ubuntu Mate 14.04 installed on my HP MicroServer N40L. Data storage is a 2TB RAID 1 array on a HP P410/256 w/ BBU. Everything worked great until I upgraded my desktop to Windows 10, now most the times I try to access any shares on it I am not able to. I am able to see all the shares, but that is it. Anyone have ideas on what to look at to solve this issue?

 

[Jeggs101]

Haven't had any issues with my old shares. In fact, after upgrading, they all automatically reconnected at startup of Win 10.

 

[Kristian]

Same problems here. Since win 10 I couldn't connect at all via smb. Only possibility was ftp

 

[Chuntzu]

Might have to do with depreciation of smb 1.0. Truth is I can remember where I read it, technet blog I think. But they have depreciated old smb 1.0 (if I am remembering correctly) from Windows 10

 

[smccloud]

If they depreciated SMB 1.0 in Windows 10, why does it work sometimes but no all the time?

 

[rubylaser]

If they depreciated SMB 1.0 in Windows 10, why does it work sometimes but no all the time?

Have you tried to edit your /etc/samba/smb.conf file and update the max protocol version to smb3? Just add these to your [global] section and restart Samba?

min protocol = LANMAN2
max protocol = SMB3

 

[smccloud]

Have you tried to edit your /etc/samba/smb.conf file and update the max protocol version to smb3? Just add these to your [global] section and restart Samba?

min protocol = LANMAN2
max protocol = SMB3

I just added that. Time to see if it works later today.