Cannot access SMB Share from Brother MFC

[whann0205]

Version: 11.3 U5
Environment: Windows Server 2016 Domain Controller
FreeNAS running in a Vm Hosted by a HyperV Server 2019.

Problem is that i cannot access Shares from within the scan to share funtionality of my
new brother mfc J6955DW. All Windows Computer can access the shares and i
am working with them. I have also created a special user for this occasion.
If i logon from a windows computer i can see the share in question and can read and write.
That share worked before with an old hp 8600 officejet, although i had to enable SMB V1
for that matter. I simply dont get it, whats wrong here.
I can access the shares from the mfc when the share is located on an windows server
(regardless which one).
Whats the difference between a share from freenas and the windows one?.
The freenas Server is connected to the active directory and i wrote above from
my clients all is working as expected. I have not tried to access the shares through a linux
or freebsd though.
Any ideas?

 

[anodos]

Version: 11.3 U5
Environment: Windows Server 2016 Domain Controller
FreeNAS running in a Vm Hosted by a HyperV Server 2019.

Problem is that i cannot access Shares from within the scan to share funtionality of my
new brother mfc J6955DW. All Windows Computer can access the shares and i
am working with them. I have also created a special user for this occasion.
If i logon from a windows computer i can see the share in question and can read and write.
That share worked before with an old hp 8600 officejet, although i had to enable SMB V1
for that matter. I simply dont get it, whats wrong here.
I can access the shares from the mfc when the share is located on an windows server
(regardless which one).
Whats the difference between a share from freenas and the windows one?.
The freenas Server is connected to the active directory and i wrote above from
my clients all is working as expected. I have not tried to access the shares through a linux
or freebsd though.
Any ideas?

TrueNAS 11.3 is EOL just FYI. Some poorly designed embedded devices require NTLMv1 for authentication. You might want to check that.

 

[whann0205]

Thank you. That worked! Its unbelievable that a mfc which costs > 500 euros has a "poor" implementation of something but it does.
I am in the process of migrating the backup system and when this will be finish i try again to migrate to truenas 13
after i make a backup of course

 

[anodos]

Thank you. That worked! Its unbelievable that a mfc which costs > 500 euros has a "poor" implementation of something but it does.
I am in the process of migrating the backup system and when this will be finish i try again to migrate to truenas 13
after i make a backup of course

It's unfortunately typical for embedded devices manufacturers. Quite sad really because libsmb2 is free, open, and extremely compact. https://github.com/sahlberg/libsmb2