Can't connect from Windows 10 to Mac Mini using SMB
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I have a Mac Mini running OS X 10.11 where I set up SMB to share a set of files with my Windows machine (I have Windows as the client, connecting to the Mac). I used to use Windows 7 and everything worked perfectly; now I have upgraded to Windows 10 (the 1803 version) and it doesn't connect anymore.
After searching around, I configured Windows 10 to use only NTLM2 when authenticating (as per https://www.reddit.com/r/osx/comments/3r5q16/cant_access_my_mac_from_windows_10/cwlohrv), but it still didn't work.
What happens is:
- I click the "Connect to network share" option in Windows 10.
- I type in the Mac's address, using the IP address to make sure it connects regardless of naming problems:
\192.168.1.xxx(share name). I also use "connect using other credentials". - Windows asks me for username and password. I type them in. Windows asks me again. I type them in again.
- Windows fails with an error code:
0x8007035 The Network path not found.
I enabled SMB logging in the Mac, and this is what I get when Windows connects:
digest-service[531]: label: default
digest-service[531]: dbname: od:/Local/Default
digest-service[531]: mkey_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/m-key
digest-service[531]: acl_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/kadmind.acl
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: netr probe 0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: od failed with -1561745588 proto=ntlmv2
digest-service[531]: digest-request: user=BIGBRAIN4Paulo
digest-service[531]: digest-request kdc: ok user=MACMINI-DE32AEPaulo proto=ntlmv2 flags: NEG_KEYEX, ENC_128, NEG_VERSION, NEG_TARGET_INFO, NEG_NTLM2, NEG_ALWAYS_SIGN, NEG_NTLM, NEG_SIGN, NEG_TARGET, NEG_UNICODE
So... what's going on? As I said, everything worked perfectly with Windows 7, and I haven't touched anything in the Mac's setup since then.
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I have a Mac Mini running OS X 10.11 where I set up SMB to share a set of files with my Windows machine (I have Windows as the client, connecting to the Mac). I used to use Windows 7 and everything worked perfectly; now I have upgraded to Windows 10 (the 1803 version) and it doesn't connect anymore.
After searching around, I configured Windows 10 to use only NTLM2 when authenticating (as per https://www.reddit.com/r/osx/comments/3r5q16/cant_access_my_mac_from_windows_10/cwlohrv), but it still didn't work.
What happens is:
- I click the "Connect to network share" option in Windows 10.
- I type in the Mac's address, using the IP address to make sure it connects regardless of naming problems:
\192.168.1.xxx(share name). I also use "connect using other credentials". - Windows asks me for username and password. I type them in. Windows asks me again. I type them in again.
- Windows fails with an error code:
0x8007035 The Network path not found.
I enabled SMB logging in the Mac, and this is what I get when Windows connects:
digest-service[531]: label: default
digest-service[531]: dbname: od:/Local/Default
digest-service[531]: mkey_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/m-key
digest-service[531]: acl_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/kadmind.acl
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: netr probe 0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: od failed with -1561745588 proto=ntlmv2
digest-service[531]: digest-request: user=BIGBRAIN4Paulo
digest-service[531]: digest-request kdc: ok user=MACMINI-DE32AEPaulo proto=ntlmv2 flags: NEG_KEYEX, ENC_128, NEG_VERSION, NEG_TARGET_INFO, NEG_NTLM2, NEG_ALWAYS_SIGN, NEG_NTLM, NEG_SIGN, NEG_TARGET, NEG_UNICODE
So... what's going on? As I said, everything worked perfectly with Windows 7, and I haven't touched anything in the Mac's setup since then.
windows networking windows-10 mac smb
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PaulJ
85811328
idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday
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I have a Mac Mini running OS X 10.11 where I set up SMB to share a set of files with my Windows machine (I have Windows as the client, connecting to the Mac). I used to use Windows 7 and everything worked perfectly; now I have upgraded to Windows 10 (the 1803 version) and it doesn't connect anymore.
After searching around, I configured Windows 10 to use only NTLM2 when authenticating (as per https://www.reddit.com/r/osx/comments/3r5q16/cant_access_my_mac_from_windows_10/cwlohrv), but it still didn't work.
What happens is:
- I click the "Connect to network share" option in Windows 10.
- I type in the Mac's address, using the IP address to make sure it connects regardless of naming problems:
\192.168.1.xxx(share name). I also use "connect using other credentials". - Windows asks me for username and password. I type them in. Windows asks me again. I type them in again.
- Windows fails with an error code:
0x8007035 The Network path not found.
I enabled SMB logging in the Mac, and this is what I get when Windows connects:
digest-service[531]: label: default
digest-service[531]: dbname: od:/Local/Default
digest-service[531]: mkey_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/m-key
digest-service[531]: acl_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/kadmind.acl
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: netr probe 0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: od failed with -1561745588 proto=ntlmv2
digest-service[531]: digest-request: user=BIGBRAIN4Paulo
digest-service[531]: digest-request kdc: ok user=MACMINI-DE32AEPaulo proto=ntlmv2 flags: NEG_KEYEX, ENC_128, NEG_VERSION, NEG_TARGET_INFO, NEG_NTLM2, NEG_ALWAYS_SIGN, NEG_NTLM, NEG_SIGN, NEG_TARGET, NEG_UNICODE
So... what's going on? As I said, everything worked perfectly with Windows 7, and I haven't touched anything in the Mac's setup since then.
windows networking windows-10 mac smb
asked yesterday
PaulJ
85811328
I have a Mac Mini running OS X 10.11 where I set up SMB to share a set of files with my Windows machine (I have Windows as the client, connecting to the Mac). I used to use Windows 7 and everything worked perfectly; now I have upgraded to Windows 10 (the 1803 version) and it doesn't connect anymore.
After searching around, I configured Windows 10 to use only NTLM2 when authenticating (as per https://www.reddit.com/r/osx/comments/3r5q16/cant_access_my_mac_from_windows_10/cwlohrv), but it still didn't work.
What happens is:
- I click the "Connect to network share" option in Windows 10.
- I type in the Mac's address, using the IP address to make sure it connects regardless of naming problems:
\192.168.1.xxx(share name). I also use "connect using other credentials". - Windows asks me for username and password. I type them in. Windows asks me again. I type them in again.
- Windows fails with an error code:
0x8007035 The Network path not found.
I enabled SMB logging in the Mac, and this is what I get when Windows connects:
digest-service[531]: label: default
digest-service[531]: dbname: od:/Local/Default
digest-service[531]: mkey_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/m-key
digest-service[531]: acl_file: /var/db/krb5kdc/kadmind.acl
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: netr probe 0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init request
digest-service[531]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI-DE32AE server: MEGA-MEDIA-CENTER indomain was: <NULL>
digest-service[531]: digest-request: uid=0
digest-service[531]: digest-request: od failed with -1561745588 proto=ntlmv2
digest-service[531]: digest-request: user=BIGBRAIN4Paulo
digest-service[531]: digest-request kdc: ok user=MACMINI-DE32AEPaulo proto=ntlmv2 flags: NEG_KEYEX, ENC_128, NEG_VERSION, NEG_TARGET_INFO, NEG_NTLM2, NEG_ALWAYS_SIGN, NEG_NTLM, NEG_SIGN, NEG_TARGET, NEG_UNICODE
So... what's going on? As I said, everything worked perfectly with Windows 7, and I haven't touched anything in the Mac's setup since then.
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idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday
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idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday
idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday
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idk if this is any use, mainly it discusses what you already tried, NTLM2 only - apple.stackexchange.com/questions/152900/…
– Tetsujin
yesterday
@Tetsujin: thanks. As mentioned, I already changed that in my Windows 10 machine.
– PaulJ
yesterday
Try using the "net use" DOS command. You can pass in the credentials on the command-line (yeah yeah, not secure if someone else is logged into your PC and can see your Task Mgr). When I've had strange (Windows-to-Windows) fileshare access problems, this has always helped. That said, I've been unable to connect my PC and my Mac since Windows 8, so something else really changed besides NTLM, which shouldn't come into play with a Mac fileshare.
– jimtut
yesterday