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d3b

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May 27, 2006
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I am very new to the Mac world, I have recently bought a duo core mini. I am having tremendous problems getting it to work with the rest of my Windows XP based network.

If I turn off the firewall on the PC, using smb and the ip address for the PC I can gain access to the shares on the PC hard drives. If I turn on the firewall again I can continue to access the share that I have logged onto, but no others, I get an error 36. If I unmount the share, I can no longer get back into it. I have set the firewall up with smb enabled and ports 135-139, 445 open for tcp and udp.

Does smb use a different port during the connection and mount routine does anyone know ? Am I missing something very basic ?

David
 
d3b said:
I am very new to the Mac world, I have recently bought a duo core mini. I am having tremendous problems getting it to work with the rest of my Windows XP based network.

If I turn off the firewall on the PC, using smb and the ip address for the PC I can gain access to the shares on the PC hard drives. If I turn on the firewall again I can continue to access the share that I have logged onto, but no others, I get an error 36. If I unmount the share, I can no longer get back into it. I have set the firewall up with smb enabled and ports 135-139, 445 open for tcp and udp.

Does smb use a different port during the connection and mount routine does anyone know ? Am I missing something very basic ?

David

where are you seeing the error? open up console in the utility folder and check the logs there? any more verbose logs?

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107096
 
Console log

superbovine said:
where are you seeing the error? open up console in the utility folder and check the logs there? any more verbose logs?

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107096

Error is initially from Finder when trying to connect.

Console log does not provide much help !!

mount_smbfs: negotiate phase failed: syserr = Software caused connection abort

David
 
d3b said:
Error is initially from Finder when trying to connect.

Console log does not provide much help !!

mount_smbfs: negotiate phase failed: syserr = Software caused connection abort

David

does it reproduce on a windows pc connecting to it. it has to be a setting in the xp firewall.
 
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