SMB1

[LawrenceWVU]

We need to disable SMB1 on our network (due to it's vulnerability). We still have a couple of ReadyNAS 4200's in use, and they cannot be accessed if we disable SMB1 on our domain controllers.  I have updated to the latest available firmware (4.2.30), however SMB1 still seems to be required.

Anyone else having this issue?  

Any suggestions?

Thanks all.

[mdgm-ntgr]

You'd need to add

min protocol = SMB2

to the global section of smb.conf

We use samba 3.6 in 4.2.30.

Welcome to the Community!

[PeteC2017]

Where is this file global section of smb.conf on the ReadyNas 4200 V2 and how do I get to it?  With SMB1 disabled we can not get to the shares on the NAS

[StephenB]

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@PeteC2017 wrote:

Where is this file global section of smb.conf on the ReadyNas 4200 V2 and how do I get to it?  With SMB1 disabled we can not get to the shares on the NAS

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You need to enable ssh accesss in the NAS to get to this file.  You do that by installing "Root Enable SSH Access" from here: https://kb.netgear.com/24551/ReadyNAS-Add-ons-for-RAIDiator-4-2-x86

On an OSX system you can then get shell access to the NAS using terminal.  With Windows, you need a tool like putty.  Either way, the username is "root" and the password is the NAS admin password.

The file path is ./etc/samba/smb.conf