printing:printerinstallationbyoperatingsystem:installingaprinteronubuntu:disablingsmbv1onubuntu
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Disabling SMBv1 on Ubuntu
Overview
Version 1 of the SMB protocol has been disabled on the Faculty of Science print server for security. To print, you need to configure your system to use SMB version 2 or above. This document details the process of configuring an Ubuntu system to use SMBv2 and above.
Process
Open a terminal and install the package smbclient
:
sudo apt install -y smbclient
Paste the following command to disable SMBv1:
sudo sed -i '/^\s*\[global\]/ a \ \ \ client min protocol = SMB2\n\ \ \ client max protocol = SMB3' /etc/samba/smb.conf
This will add the following two lines after the [global]
section header in /etc/samba/smb.conf
:
[global] client min protocol = SMB2 client max protocol = SMB3
Restart your computer to ensure the change takes effect You can now proceed with Installing a Printer on Ubuntu.
printing/printerinstallationbyoperatingsystem/installingaprinteronubuntu/disablingsmbv1onubuntu.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/18 01:02 by stsadmin