@ajf8729 yes, that older setting applies to ALL network protocols. The
new one just applies to SMB specifically. So the old one includes SMB
(and RPC, LDAP, etc.), the new one is just SMB.
Hey Ned, awesome stuff! Is implementing this any different from this
existing setting?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/security-policy-settings/network-security-restrict-ntlm-outgoing-ntlm-traffic-to-remote-servers
> you do not need to be concerned about running out of disk space after
repeated backups I am here because Windows did exactly that, refusing to
make any new backups because it ran out of space.
:face_with_rolling_eyes:
@AMateos91 I'm still confused or dumb :). Do you mean having these
options in the Linux version of SMB (client kernel and KSMBD)? Or in the
Microsoft version of Linux CBL-Mariner? Or something else? Samba and
Linux SMB kernel client already support controlling dialect via CONF
files afaik.
@NedaS yes, sure. No problem.I mean; for instance, for the Windows-Linux
OS, may it be possible to set up, through the Linux administrator
management service, other default administrator role in order to carry
out the configuration of the SMB dialect minimum and maximum?
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