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If I run apt-get install samba, this only seems to retrieve the latest version of samba. How do I retrieve an earlier version of samba? Alternatively, how do I disable NTMLv2 on my Linux PC? The settings in the link below work for Windows 7 and I can access my Terastation again from Windows 7, but how do I do this on a Linux PC (Ubuntu 14.04)?

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that we may be able to use Kerberos to communicate with a server less often in smbclient, winbind and other Samba client tools. We may fall...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that Samba will use CIFS/hostname to obtain a kerberos ticket, acting more like Windows when using Kerberos against a CIFS server in smbclie...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that Samba will use CIFS/hostname to obtain a kerberos ticket, acting more like Windows when using Kerberos against a CIFS server in smbclie...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that Samba will use CIFS/hostname to obtain a kerberos ticket, acting more like Windows when using Kerberos against a CIFS server in smbclie...

...'client ntlmv2 auth = yes' is that by default we will not use NTLM authentication as a client. This applies to the Samba client tools such as smbclient and winbind, but does not change the separately released in-kernel CIFS client. To re-enable the poorer NTLM encryption set '--option=clientusentlmv2auth=no' on your smbclient command line, or set 'client ntlmv2 auth = no' in your smb.conf The impact of 'client use spnego principal = no' is that Samba will use CIFS/hostname to obtain a kerberos ticket, acting more like Windows when using Kerberos against a CIFS server in smbclie...