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Synology SMB setting

Synology SMB setting

 

SSH connection:

for example admin@server

sudo -i

vi /etc/samba/smb.conf

Under global section:

server signing=mandatory
client signing=mandatory

min protocol=SMB2
max protocol=SMB3

The SMB connection with macOS can be checked with the following commands in a terminal session.

Does the SMB-server offers any shares;

smbutil lookup <servername>

Is there a SMB connection (smbfs);

mount

Which version SMB is used (SMB_version);

smbutil statshares -a

The SMB connection with Windows 10 can be checked with the following command in a terminal session.

net use

check which version SMB is used (SMB_version);

PowerShell:

Get-SmbConnection

Get-SmbConnection | Select-Object -Property *

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Synology SMB connection with shared folder

Synology SMB Connections

Synology NAS DSM 6.1 with Active Directory (AD) installed on the NAS. Users in AD and Synology NAS users. On the NAS is SMB v1 disabled 

Connect from Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Latest Stable Version) Gnome desktop 

from the terminal: 

as root:

sudo su -

mount -t cifs //<ip address or DNS name Synology NAS>/<Share> /mnt (or other mount point) -o username=<AD user or NAS user>,vers=<2.1 or 3.0> 

To start within Gnome GUI from terminal:

as root:

nautilus 

or as user: 

sudo mount -t cifs //<ip address or DNS name Synology NAS>/<Share> /mnt (or other mount point) -o username=<AD user or NAS user>,vers=<2.1 or 3.0> 

To start within Gnome GUI from terminal:

sudo nautilus

Connect from Centos 7

from the terminal: 

as root:

sudo su - or su - 

mount -t cifs //<ip address or DNS name Synology NAS>/share -o,user=<AD user or NAS user,domain=<AD netbios domain or other name for NAS users>,vers=<2.1 or 3.0> /mnt (or other mount point)

To start within Gnome GUI from terminal:

as root:

nautilus 

or as user: 

sudo mount -t cifs //<ip address or DNS name Synology NAS>/share -o,user=<AD user or NAS user,domain=<AD netbios domain or other name for NAS users>,vers=<2.1 or 3.0> /mnt (or other mount point)

To start within Gnome GUI from terminal:

sudo nautilus

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