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#Connect to mac smb file share on windows update
#Connect to mac smb file share on windows windows 10

This requires the share DNS name to be used instead of the IP address.

Use Kerberos authentication to connect to the server.

If this information is correct, Apple suggests the following: It is suggested to check the server name or IP address and then try again. The problem: macOS Mojave and earlier macOS versions may not be able to use NTLM credentials to connect to CIFS or SMB1 shares on a server that received Microsoft Windows Server updates dated Jor later.Īfter entering the user name and password, a warning message appears indicating that a problem has occurred with the connection to the server. They are addressing that macOS has issues when connecting to Windows Server, if NLTM credentials are used.

I became aware of this topic again at the weekend via the following tweet by Ned Pyle (Microsoft).įor MacOS users seeing problems connecting to Windows Servers over SMB1 and NTLM after applying MS June Update KB4503276, Apple has a KB now: Īpple has released on Augthe support article your Mac can't use NTLM to connect to a Windows server. Steffen's feedback was that he uninstalled the Windows update and the accesses are working again. I had already pointed out in a replay to the comment that SMBv1 is actually a constant trouble maker in macOS. What could I do? Enabling the SMB v1 protocol didn't help. Macs with Mavericks 10.9.5 can no longer access SMB shares.

German blog reader Steffen had reported issues accessing Windows 10 shares from Mavericks (macOS 10.9.5) mid-June 2019: I introduced the update in the blog post Patchday: Updates for Windows 7/8.1/Server (June 11, 2019). Update KB4503276 is the June 2019 rollup update for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 that was released on June 11, 2019. Update KB4503276 for Windows Server 2012 R2

#Connect to mac smb file share on windows update

#Connect to mac smb file share on windows windows 10