*/Ġ 0 ACCEPT udp - enp4s2 any anywhere anywhere udp dpt:netbios-ns /* Samba LAN */Ġ 0 ACCEPT udp - enp4s2 any anywhere anywhere udp dpt:netbios-dgm /* Samba LAN */Ġ 0 ACCEPT tcp - enp4s2 any anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:netbios-ssn /* Samba LAN */Ġ 0 ACCEPT tcp - enp4s2 any anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:microsoft-ds /* Samba LAN */Ġ 0 ACCEPT tcp - any any anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:httpĬhain FORWARD (policy DROP 0 packets, 0 bytes)Ĭhain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT 80 packets, 11372 bytes) The machine is joined to our AD domain through sssd, krb5 and realmd and is on the same subnet as the smb servers. I would need some advice on an Ubuntu 20.04.6 Desktop with cifs-utils that suddenly stopped mounting all of our company smb shares. Pkts bytes target prot opt in out source destinationġ02 6843 ACCEPT all - any any anywhere anywhere state RELATED,ESTABLISHEDĠ 0 ACCEPT tcp - any any anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:sshĠ 0 ACCEPT udp - any any anywhere anywhere udp dpt:sshĠ 0 ACCEPT all - lo any anywhere anywhere /* This allows all traffic on localhost. SMB mount share stopped working on a single client. The shares are accessible if we go to .xshare, however we cant access the server by its netbios name (as set-up in the smb.conf file). I haven't touched the HTPC in over a month and today the sharing suddenly stopped working by itself.Ĭurrently I use this set of rules and up until now the samba worked flawlessly: ~$ sudo iptables -L -vĬhain INPUT (policy DROP 61 packets, 4786 bytes) We have a linux server set up with a number of samba shares on our mixed windows/mac/linux network. 4 Solutions to the NAS Emptying Recycle Bin Not Working Problem. I have been using SAMBA to share files on my HTPC and it worked fine until now. Terms & Policies Recycle bin is not really a QNAP feature, its Samba feature.
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