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[Solved] HP LaserJet 300 colorMFP M375nw scan to network folder fails
(Rewritten due to mistranslations) “Cannot connect to the network folder. Ensure the shared folder name is correct” TL;DR: Switch SMB 1.0/CIFS support ON in Windows 10. Share folder to everyone. Maybe use the computer’s user/pass. Done. My HP LaserJet 300 colorMFP M375nw suddenly st
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https://3xn.nl/projects/2020/10/07/solved-hp-laserjet-300-colormfp-m375nw-scan-to-network-folder-fails/
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#failure #hp #Laserjet300 #M375nw #network #NetworkFolder #smb #smbv1 #solution

[Solved] HP LaserJet 300 colorMFP M375nw scan to network folder fails
(Rewritten due to mistranslations) “Cannot connect to the network folder. Ensure the shared folder name is correct” TL;DR: Switch SMB 1.0/CIFS support ON in Windows 10. Share folder to everyone. Maybe use the computer’s user/pass. Done. My HP LaserJet 300 colorMFP M375nw suddenly st
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https://3xn.nl/projects/2020/10/07/solved-hp-laserjet-300-colormfp-m375nw-scan-to-network-folder-fails/
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#failure #hp #Laserjet300 #M375nw #network #NetworkFolder #smb #smbv1 #solution

This seems like an important thing to know...

#RTFM #SMB1 #SMBv1 #Intune #Windows11 #Win11 #Windows

This seems like an important thing to know...

#RTFM #SMB1 #SMBv1 #Intune #Windows11 #Win11 #Windows

#Samba 4.23.0 RC2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.23.0 RC2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.4 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.4 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.23.0 RC1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.23.0 RC1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.21.7 (old branch) has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.21.7 (old branch) has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.3 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.3 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.21.6 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.21.6 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.0 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.22.0 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#ksmbdtools 3.5.3 has been released (#cifsdtools / #ksmbd / #cifsd / #Linux / #Kernel / #Samba / #SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://github.com/cifsd-team/ksmbd-tools/

#ksmbdtools 3.5.3 has been released (#cifsdtools / #ksmbd / #cifsd / #Linux / #Kernel / #Samba / #SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://github.com/cifsd-team/ksmbd-tools/

#Samba 4.21.0 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.21.0 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem / #FileServer / #FileAccessStorageProtocol / #StorageNetworkProtocol) https://samba.org/

Устраняем уязвимости в Active Directory Windows. Часть 1

Известно, что с 2025 года нужно переходить на отечественное ПО, но я думаю, что очень большое количество организаций ещё используют Windows. Поэтому считаю, что данная статья будет актуальна. В нашей статье основным инструментом позволяющим провести проверку безопасности AD будет PingCastle.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/timeweb/articles/827662/

#timeweb_статьи #pingcastle #иб #active_directory #Windows #ПО #HTML #RID #CONTINUE #SMB #SMBv1 #OU #ISE #GPO #Kerberos #DES #ID

#Samba 4.20.4 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.20.4 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.20.2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.20.2 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

@hl @TomAoki @peteorrall @xdydx You can run #samba perfectly fine on #FreeBSD, I have one instance running here as an "Active Directory" domain controller, one as an #SMB fileserver, and quite a few for the client parts of a domain member (with its #winbind).

What you can't do in a "good" way is mounting SMB shares on FreeBSD. The SMB client in base is horribly outdated (really really never use #SMBv1 these days!), and outside base, only stuff on top of #fuse is possible.

@hl @TomAoki @[email protected] @xdydx You can run #samba perfectly fine on #FreeBSD, I have one instance running here as an "Active Directory" domain controller, one as an #SMB fileserver, and quite a few for the client parts of a domain member (with its #winbind).

What you can't do in a "good" way is mounting SMB shares on FreeBSD. The SMB client in base is horribly outdated (really really never use #SMBv1 these days!), and outside base, only stuff on top of #fuse is possible.

#Samba 4.20.0 RC1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.20.0 RC1 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.18.10 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.18.10 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.18.9 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.18.9 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.19.3 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

#Samba 4.19.3 has been released (#SMB / #SMBv1 / #SMBv2 / #SMBv3 / #CIFS / #ServerMessageBlock / #CommonInternetFileSystem) https://samba.org/

@JohannessNilsson Okay, I didn't knew that was a thing, but then that is quite a nieche.
@linux dropped Support fir #i386 for quite some time.

@torvalds explained why:
http://linux.slashdot.org/story/12/12/12/1414238/linux-nukes-386-support

That being said I can understand one wanting to go with #Linux over #MSDOS (which is basically #Abandonware) and #FreeDOS as it really supports modern hardware and espechally filesystems.

Noone except some #RetroGaming fans like @rasteri would accept an #SMBv1 network storage on their LAN anymore...