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squidw2018-01-12 11:58:59
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squidw, 2018-01-12 11:58:59

How to access Windows Server 2016 standard share with centos7?

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Windows Server 2012 domain, domain/forest level 2008 R2 (DNS, DHCP)
Windows Server 2016 Standard host, without domain, on it is a ball
On a Centos7 VM host (has a GUI), without a domain
I want to access from centos7 on a ball for further dumping backups of stuff from centos7. When dealing with centos7 nautilus, I can reach the balls, but doing according to the instructions is not.
Instruction: https://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/WindowsShares
I tried to use methods 2,3,4. None work. I check the result with ls /mnt/win - this is my directory to the balls. Again, it's empty through ls, but through nautilus I see the data at smb://192.168.0.X/share. I do ls -la through root, so I have the rights to the /mnt/win directory, I checked it.

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Maxim Grishin, 2018-01-12
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Specify -o vers=2.0 or 3.0 when mounting. In 2016, SMBv1 may be disabled by default already, or as one of the security updates, due to a vulnerability found, namely it is used by default when trying to mount CIFS.

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