![]() Older macOS clients can mount the network share without any problems as well the Linux and Windows clients. This happened after the upgrade to macOS 11.3. ![]() Right afterwards an SMB2 "Negotiate Protocol Request" is sent, which the server replies with a "STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER". If look at the tcpdump output with Wireshark, I see an SMB "Negotiate Protocol Request" answered with a succesfull "Negotiate Protocol Response". I have a MacBook Pro running the same version of Big Sur and it works fine (navigating the shares is slow but it doesn't crash).Īfter upgrading to macOS 11.3, I'm no longer able to mount smb shares from a Solaris server, running the version 11.4. This Mac worked fine before the upgrade to Big Sur. Things I have tried to fix the issue without successġ) Created a nf in /etc to disable signing required and to force the Mac to use SMB 3 The networking will not return unless I reboot the Mac. The choice doesn't matter because the shares are disconnected.Ĩ) At this point the ability to reconnect to the VPN, SMB shares, or browse any page on the web has stopped. Here is how it happens:ġ) Launch Cisco Anyconnect (v2) and connect to my work's VPN server.Ģ) Launch automator script to connect to SMB shares.ģ) Open one of the shares to browse to the folder I want to copy to (the browsing is very slow and takes a few minutes to get to the correct folder).Ĥ) I drag and drop the file (4K in size) I want copied.ĥ) I see the progress bar show the initial copy info (file size and status of the copy which has not started).Ħ) After a few minutes I will get a notification that the VPN connection was dropped and attempting to reconnect.ħ) I get a notification that the SMB shares are not responding and would I like to ignore or disconnect them. My Mac's networking crashes when I attempt to transfer a file to or from a SMB share that is located on the office network. ![]() I use my Mac to connect to my work network. Networking on Mac crashes I have a 2014 Mac Mini running Big Sur 11.2.1. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |