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After recent ransom-ware flows in the wild we decide to disable SMBv on our WindowsServer. And after disabling it all my Ubuntu clients areunable to connect windows shares from that server.

My Ubuntu clients connect using SMB:\192.168.1.1\ShareName\

Is there any way to force Ubuntu to use other version of SMB. i.e. SMBV2 or V3?

Zanna
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user205223
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See

/etc/samba/smb.conf

and then min protocol option. But the default should already be SMB3.

Oh and you should not even be using shares if security is a concern.

See the samba manual for more information on these settings.

Rinzwind
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