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CraigBee wrote: > Performance degraded for SMB. > > With TOS 5.1, large file copies (1GB or more) read and write between > 150MB/s to 200MB/s. On the previous version read and write speeds were > ~500MB/s. Doing a directory walk to verify files between a PC and a NAS > takes about 100x longer. > > I...

Performance degraded for SMB. With TOS 5.1, large file copies (1GB or more) read and write between 150MB/s to 200MB/s. On the previous version read and write speeds were ~500MB/s. Doing a directory walk to verify files between a PC and a NAS takes about 100x longer. I verified the hardware network c...

Thanks for optimizing the write speeds. I can confirm write speeds using SMB over a 10gbe link are around 500MB/s for large files.

SMB share is working for me now on my Windows machines and other devices! Thanks for the help!

I updated to 4.2.0.7-2011241531. I ensured the guest user is "Normal" (not disabled), and gave read/write permission to the shared folder. I am unable to access without entering credentials. Am I missing something? Can anyone else on the x86 code verify this does or does not work?

I tested SMB with no credentials using an F5-422 on TOS 4.2.0.6-2011031752, and found credentials ARE required. On my side F2-210 4.2.06, guest access without credentials does work for SMB. Note: to install 4.2.06, I started fresh resetting NAS default config; painful but sometimes may help... The ...

AFP access needs credentials in 4.2.06 still, only SMB access as Guest does not need credentials in TOS4.2.06 Just to be clear, I tested SMB with no credentials using an F5-422 on TOS 4.2.0.6-2011031752, and found credentials ARE required. This appears to be a bug, and will hopefully be fixed. I ma...

I changed the Permissions for the guest user to Read/Write for all directories. I tested on 2 other Windows 10 machines, and it is still requesting network credentials. I confirmed I am on TOS 4.2.0.6-2011031752. Thank you for the help so far. I hope I can configure access to a shared directory with...

Go to Control Panel> User, select the guest user, and click Edit to make the guest user status normal. Then restart the SMB service, you can log in with guest. I did this, and the "guest" user status is "Normal". When I try to access the shared folder from a Windows 10 machine, ...

How is SMB guest sharing enabled in TOS 4.2? I installed the beta TOS 4.2, but can't figure out how to allow guests SMB access.

I have many devices that need access to files on the NAS that are not capable of using a username/password.

Craig