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I have Samba server running on my VM and try to connect on it from my workstation, but i still get errors.



Samba smb.conf :



[sam]
comment = samba
path = /smb
write list = samba root


Server:



samba version : 4.8.3
OS version : CentOs 7


Client:



samba version : 4.9.1
OS version : Red Hat Enterprise 7.7


Mount command :




mount -t cifs //192.168.122.78/smb /samba -o username=samba,password=password,vers=2.1




Direct error after command exec :




mount error(2): No such file or directory




Error in /var/log/messages on client :



Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \192.168.122.78smb
Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -2


When i try to execute mount command with older version of samba, 1.0 the direct error is little bit different.




mount error(6): No such device or address




I was trying to find solution, but it looks like some common problem with versions of samba? Could it be because of different versions on Server/Client? And also i am little bit confused what is different between SMB protocol version i set in my mount command (vers=2.1/1.0) and the official version what command smbstatus is giving me (4.9.1).



Have anybody some ideas how can i solve this problem please?










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    I have Samba server running on my VM and try to connect on it from my workstation, but i still get errors.



    Samba smb.conf :



    [sam]
    comment = samba
    path = /smb
    write list = samba root


    Server:



    samba version : 4.8.3
    OS version : CentOs 7


    Client:



    samba version : 4.9.1
    OS version : Red Hat Enterprise 7.7


    Mount command :




    mount -t cifs //192.168.122.78/smb /samba -o username=samba,password=password,vers=2.1




    Direct error after command exec :




    mount error(2): No such file or directory




    Error in /var/log/messages on client :



    Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \192.168.122.78smb
    Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -2


    When i try to execute mount command with older version of samba, 1.0 the direct error is little bit different.




    mount error(6): No such device or address




    I was trying to find solution, but it looks like some common problem with versions of samba? Could it be because of different versions on Server/Client? And also i am little bit confused what is different between SMB protocol version i set in my mount command (vers=2.1/1.0) and the official version what command smbstatus is giving me (4.9.1).



    Have anybody some ideas how can i solve this problem please?










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      I have Samba server running on my VM and try to connect on it from my workstation, but i still get errors.



      Samba smb.conf :



      [sam]
      comment = samba
      path = /smb
      write list = samba root


      Server:



      samba version : 4.8.3
      OS version : CentOs 7


      Client:



      samba version : 4.9.1
      OS version : Red Hat Enterprise 7.7


      Mount command :




      mount -t cifs //192.168.122.78/smb /samba -o username=samba,password=password,vers=2.1




      Direct error after command exec :




      mount error(2): No such file or directory




      Error in /var/log/messages on client :



      Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \192.168.122.78smb
      Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -2


      When i try to execute mount command with older version of samba, 1.0 the direct error is little bit different.




      mount error(6): No such device or address




      I was trying to find solution, but it looks like some common problem with versions of samba? Could it be because of different versions on Server/Client? And also i am little bit confused what is different between SMB protocol version i set in my mount command (vers=2.1/1.0) and the official version what command smbstatus is giving me (4.9.1).



      Have anybody some ideas how can i solve this problem please?










      share|improve this question














      I have Samba server running on my VM and try to connect on it from my workstation, but i still get errors.



      Samba smb.conf :



      [sam]
      comment = samba
      path = /smb
      write list = samba root


      Server:



      samba version : 4.8.3
      OS version : CentOs 7


      Client:



      samba version : 4.9.1
      OS version : Red Hat Enterprise 7.7


      Mount command :




      mount -t cifs //192.168.122.78/smb /samba -o username=samba,password=password,vers=2.1




      Direct error after command exec :




      mount error(2): No such file or directory




      Error in /var/log/messages on client :



      Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: BAD_NETWORK_NAME: \192.168.122.78smb
      Sep 12 08:12:22 oc8211134760 kernel: CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -2


      When i try to execute mount command with older version of samba, 1.0 the direct error is little bit different.




      mount error(6): No such device or address




      I was trying to find solution, but it looks like some common problem with versions of samba? Could it be because of different versions on Server/Client? And also i am little bit confused what is different between SMB protocol version i set in my mount command (vers=2.1/1.0) and the official version what command smbstatus is giving me (4.9.1).



      Have anybody some ideas how can i solve this problem please?







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