Both workarounds force OS X to use SMB1 as a network protocol instead of the default SMB2 used by OS X 10.9 (Mavericks). While the first is an ad hoc solution the second is a persistent but reversible configuration change (for this user account). Apple Mac OS X connect to SMB (samba/CIFS) share. Go Connect to Server. Smb://servername/sharename (in this case, acfiles is 10.1.16.112 currently). I can access the Windows 10 SMB shares from my Mac, but not the router's NAS share. I do know from experience with the Windows 10 PC accessing the NAS share, that SMB version 1.0 access has to be enabled from the client in order to work with my NAS share, which I think uses plain-text passwords, which is not enabled by default in the /etc/nsmb.
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- Ubuntu server (x64) with a RocketRaid card sporting 8 1TB drives in RAID 1+0, gigabit NIC, and running samba.
- 4 Mac Pro (2 8-Cores and 2 G5s) with OS 10.5
- Lonovo intel quad-core (just a standard desktop computer) with gigabit NIC.
- And a 48 port gigabit switch.
So the problem is, to transfer a 1GB file from the Lonovo to the Ubuntu server, it takes 12 seconds. But to transfer the same file form the Macs to the server it takes around 40 seconds. All I can find out about why this might be the case is that Windows 7 and Vista use SMB2 and I know when I set up the mount on the Mac I just used smb://. My question is does OSX support smb2 and if so, how do I connect using it. If not, is there an alternative? Seems kind of ridiculous that there is that much of a speed difference.
I've tested the wires, and according to ifconfig the Macs are connected gigabit (and its confirmed by the switch).