smb.config ========== .. raw:: html
TrueNAS SMB server configuration.
No Additional PropertiesUnique identifier for the SMB service configuration.
The NetBIOS name of this server.
Alternative netbios names of the TrueNAS server. These names are announced through NetBIOS name server and registered in Active Directory when TrueNAS joins the domain.
No Additional ItemsWorkgroup name. When TrueNAS joins active directory, it automatically changes this value to match the NetBIOS domain of the Active Directory domain.
Description of the SMB server. SMB clients may see this description during some operations.
Enable SMB1 support on the server. WARNING: using the SMB1 protocol is not recommended.
Select character set for file names on local filesystem. Use this option only if you know the names are not UTF-8.
When set to true the NetBIOS name server in TrueNAS participates in elections for the local master browser.
    When set to false the NetBIOS name server does not attempt to become a local master browser on a subnet and     loses all browsing elections.
NOTE: This parameter has no effect if the NetBIOS name server is disabled.
Send log messages to syslog. Enable this option if you want SMB server error logs to be included in information sent to a remote syslog server. NOTE: This requires that remote syslog is globally configured on TrueNAS.
Enable support for SMB2/3 AAPL protocol extensions. This setting makes the TrueNAS server advertise support for Apple protocol extensions as a MacOS server. Enabling this is required for Time Machine support.
The selected group has full administrator privileges on TrueNAS via the SMB protocol.
SMB guest account username. This username provides access to legacy SMB shares with guest access enabled. It must be a valid, existing local user account.
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.
Enable SMB3 multi-channel support.
SMB2/3 transport encryption setting for the TrueNAS SMB server.
NEGOTIATE: Enable negotiation of data encryption. Encrypt data only if the client explicitly requests it.DESIRED: Enable negotiation of data encryption. Encrypt data on sessions and share connections for clients       that support it.REQUIRED: Require data encryption for sessions and share connections.DEFAULT: Use the TrueNAS SMB server default encryption settings. Currently, this is the same as NEGOTIATE.List of IP addresses used by the TrueNAS SMB server.
No Additional ItemsThe unique identifier for the TrueNAS SMB server. It also serves as the 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. Use this setting only when troubleshooting a specific SMB issue. Do not use it in production environments.