similar to: netbios-ssn/tcp: unknown service

Hello, (Samba 3.0.21c / Linux 2.4.27) a smbd process was hanging on a file server since one day. This smbd process was locking some files on the server, and that was causing some share violation for a Windows user (well, that what I think). I did a lsof on the smbd process, and I saw that the TCP netbios-ssn connection was still seen as established with the machine of the windows user that

Ahh, many sleepless nights spent on a stinky Windows 98 box! I'm using Samba 2.2.0 with Red Hat Linux 7.1, and am having trouble resolving the samba server. I went through the "fault tree" in the "Using Samba" book, and this was the section I got stuck on. Do I need to be running a name server besides nmbd? nmblookup returns some results: ----------8<----------

Hi I'm looking for help in netbios-ssn problem we ecountered. Our server is HP UNIX 10.20, and samba is 2.0.7. recently, we can saw error message in syslog.log file: "netbios-ssn/tcp: accept: Resource temporarily unavailable" and, from log.smb, we can see beblow message: Failed to set socket option TCP_NODELAY (Error Invalid argument) [2003/11/08 03:56:54, 0]

Hi team, one small query, Is netbios-ns,netbios-dgm and netbios-ssn ports 137,138,139 need to be open to communicate with windows from linux. what was the use of these services??

Hey, I have slow access when I first open shares. If I reboot my XP box and then go to access a share, it takes a good 10 seconds for files to come up, even after I've typed in my username and password. Once accessed it runs fine and is fast. But, if I don't access it for 30 minutes, when I access it again it sits for like 10 good seconds before it does anything. This is very annoying.

Apologies first! I am currently maintaining a very old SunOS 4.1.3_U1 server which is in a sensitive location an cannot be upgraded. It will be replaced soon, but in the meantime... I need to upgrade my Samba 2.0.6 to Samba 3.0.0, but receive the following compile errors: jasperl}source% make Using FLAGS = -g -O2 -I./popt -Iinclude -I/home/jasperl/julian/local/src/samba-3.0.0/source/include

Hello, Last week I have detected with Zabbix that a member of my Samba domain had been downloading at a rate of around 8 Mbps for two days and a half. When asking the person to whom belonged the machine, he didn't know he was downloading anything but he said he had observed his machine had slowed down since then. I took a tcpdump of the traffic before terminating his session on Windows

Hi Tom, How are u? hehehe I have a question. I have 2 pc with redhat 9.0 configured with ipsec freeswan 1.99 (vpn) and i have to tranfer file from one to the othert one. I see that ftp tranfer have a throughtput is the double than a netbios tranfer... why??? I supposed the problem is the TOS.(/etc/shorewall/tos) and i modified the file like ftp... in this method. #SOURCE DEST

On Thursday 06 Aug 2015 1:24:29 PM VigneshDhanraj G wrote: > Hi team, > > one small query, > > Is netbios-ns,netbios-dgm and netbios-ssn ports 137,138,139 need to be open > to communicate with windows from linux. > Not really. It depends on what service you want to access. > what was the use of these services?? http://ubiqx.org/cifs/NetBIOS.html

Would really appreciate it if someone could tell me why this is happening: I override ssn method of AR class so I can encrypt/decrypt to/from the db: class Person < ActiveRecord::Base def ssn=(value) write_attribute(:borrower_ssn, Crypto.encrypt(self.encryption_key, value)) write_attribute(:borrower_ssn_final_four, value[5,4]) end def ssn # this begin - rescue can be

Before wasting a lot of time going at this in the wrong list, I would like to confirm whether my thinking is on or off base with respect to source and destination ports. Samba is being blocked by fw2loc even though I have accept rules set up. I believe I can explain why, but I could be wrong. I think that for some reason, samba is sourcing stuff on the commonly used port 137, but trying to send

Hello, I would like to ask you if its possible to run Samba on an other port than 137-139? I tried once to edit the "/etc/services" File. The lines: ... netbios-ns 137/tcp netbios-ns 137/udp netbios-dgm 138/tcp netbios-dgm 138/udp netbios-ssn 139/tcp netbios-ssn 139/udp ... I changed it to: ... netbios-ns 6998/tcp netbios-ns 6998/udp netbios-dgm 6999/tcp netbios-dgm 6999/udp

I run samba 2.2.8a on my openbsd 3.4 box, installed from a package. All i need is the ability to mount disks form winxp boxes so i only run smbd, at 139/tcp. I tried scanning the box with nessus, and it came up with some results that got me curious. Since i dont know very much about the smb protocol I thought i should ask here. Have searched the archives but found only old posts, concering

I''m having a silly little problem with migrations.  All I''m trying to do is to add an SSN column to my Employees table.  I generated a migration which looks like: class AddSsn &lt; ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up     add_column :employees, :ssn, :string end def self.down     remove_column :employees, :ssn   end end When I run this, however, I get: &gt;rake

Hi list, I am encountering a problem in connecting a Windows 2003 to a Samba 3.0.21b server. The Samba server is configured to have a security = share option, so that no password is needed. I can connect to the server by typing "net use z: \\192.168.51.1\data", and it is successful. However, if I try to do "dir z:", no file found! Same behaviour are found in Windows

Howdy. I have observed a horrific performance problem in my setup. I'm running samba on a Linux Fedora Core 1 machine with Windows clients. The samba server is communicating with a Windows 98 machine. $ /usr/sbin/smbd -V Version 3.0.4-1.FC1 The configuration of my server is mostly default with the exception of print, passwords, and share configurations. My Linux interface is seeing about

Thank you Rui. I ran the following script df1 <- read.table("solar_hour", header = TRUE) df1$date <- as.Date(paste(df1$year, df1$hour), format = "%Y %j", origin = "2012-08-01-0") df2 <- df1[c("date", "IMF", "SWS", "SSN", "Dst", "f10")] head(df1) #To display all the rows print(df2). It gave me this

?s 20:00 de 15/06/2024, Jibrin Alhassan escreveu: > I have solar-geophysical data e.g as blow: > YEAR DOY HR IMF SW SSN Dst f10.7 > 2012 214 0 3.4 403. 132 -9 154.6 > 2012 214 1 3.7 388. 132 -10 154.6 > 2012 214 2 3.7 383. 132 -10 154.6 > 2012 214 3 3.7 391. 132 -9 154.6 > 2012 214 4 4.2 399. 132 -7 154.6 > 2012 214 5 4.1 411.

I have tried to set up Samba on my Solaris 2.5.1 with 2 interfaces (le0, le0:1 - one network card with two IP addresses). But all I could see is throught the default ports 137 and 139. In my /etc/inetd.conf, I have: netbios-ns dgram udp wait root /opt/samba/bin/nmbd nmbd -s/opt/samba/lib/kes.smb.conf netbios-ssn stream tcp nowait root /opt/samba/bin/smbd smbd -s/opt/samba/lib/kes.smb.conf

I'm currently running version 2.0.7 of samba(CIFS9000). I have HPUX 11.x installed on the samba server. When I try to run this from inetd it doesn't work. I can run a startup script that runs the smbd as a daemon and it works fine. But if I try to run it from inetd it won't start. The previous version of Samba 1.9.18p10 that I had on this server worked fine. Is this a bug in