smb.config ========== .. raw:: html
Netbios name of this server
Alternative netbios names of the server that will be announced via
netbios nameserver and registered in active directory when joined.
Workgroup. When joined to active directory, this will be automatically
reconfigured to match the netbios domain of the AD domain.
Description of SMB server. May appear to clients during some operations.
Enable SMB1 support for server. WARNING: using SMB1 protocol is not recommended
Select characterset for file names on local filesystem. This should only be used
in cases where system administrator knows that the filenames are not UTF-8.
Send log messages to syslog. This should be enabled if system administrator
wishes for SMB server error logs to be included in information sent to remote syslog
server if this is globally configured for TrueNAS.
Enable support for SMB2/3 AAPL protocol extensions. This changes the TrueNAS server
so that it is advertised as supporting Apple protocol extensions as a MacOS server, and
is required for Time Machine support.
The selected group will have full administrator privileges on TrueNAS over SMB protocol.
Must be at least 1
characters long
smb.conf create mask. DEFAULT applies current server default which is 664.
"DEFAULT"
smb.conf directory mask. DEFAULT applies current server default which is 775.
"DEFAULT"
Enable legacy and very insecure NTLMv1 authentication. This should never be done except
in extreme edge cases and may be against regulations in non-home environments.
Universally-unique identifier for this particular SMB server that serves as domain SID
for all local SMB user and group accounts
Additional unvalidated and unsupported configuration options for the SMB server.
WARNING: using smb_options may produce unexpected server behavior.
Set SMB log levels to debug. This should only be used when troubleshooting a specific SMB
issue and should not be used in production environments.