I have tried the following change to the smb.conf file – #======================= Global Settings ======================= [global] # Change SMB to v2 min protocol = SMB2 I restarted the samba service after this.but still wont work. Wow exe 4 3 4 honorbuddy wow. I think my samba version is too old to support SMB2. Samba 2:3.5.6~dfsg-3squeeze9 I have tried to update with the following sudo apt-get upgrade samba but this fails - Install these packages without verification [y/N]? Y Err squeeze/updates/main dpkg amd64 1.15.11 404 Not Found Err squeeze/updates/main linux-base all 2.6.32-48squeeze6 404 Not Found How can i get this apt get working right? Thanks Posts: 10 Joined: 2017-08-21 04:29. Deborah-and-ian wrote:Running any server with an OS that receives no security updates is mayhem.

Hello, Indeed it is; not only it receives no security updates but 'squeeze' is absolutely obsolete so there's no way to 'disable SMB1 & enable SMB2.' The only way to proceed is to upgrade —you cannot jump a release or releases— at least to but it'll be quite a long path if the objective is to upgrade to current stable: 6.0 'squeeze' -> 7 'wheezy' ->8 'jessie' -> 9 'stretch'. And further upgrades are done in the same way. Read the You need to check to see that the 'squeeze' /etc/apt/sources.list doesn't contain anything it shouldn't before modifying it to accordingly for the upgrade. Berzo84 wrote:Okay I ran into this error - ifup: failed to open statefile /run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory I ran this and the interfaces came back - # mkdir /run/network # ifup lo Sorry this is probably painful for you all.as you can tell I stuggle with Linux. Running further tests on the system now.

Samba net command on Debian Wheezy. Ask Question 3. Which package for Debian Wheezy holds the 'net' command? Apt-get install samba-common-bin In the case of Raspbian, peterretief was incorrect. I have just verified it. I had installed samba-common and was unable to use net. After installing samba-common-bin, it works. Peterretief also said. We’ll install and configure Samba v3 server on Debian. Share access will be provided to Local Area Network (LAN) only. Connections from Windows and Linux clients will be covered.

**UPDATE - Seems like I have to run this command after every reboot. Anyone know how to make this stick? I really suggest reading Aoki's. It has everything you need. With regards to your current problem, I assume you just have to enter the ethernet connection into /etc/network/interfaces.