Hi Steve, > I noticed some odd differences between Samba 4 (current master) and > Windows 8 in SMB3 session setup handling (both fail for different > reasons at the moment from the linux cifs client, while smb2.1 works). > > negotiate protocol to both (Samba and Windows 8) look similar. In > this case I am requesting only one dialect smb3 > session setup phase 1 (raw ntlmssp) looks similar. > three cases for session setup phase two > 1) if bad password: then I get STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE as expected > 2) if good password (which worked with smb2.1) then to Samba server I > get Samba sending back a signed response (success), even though I > didn't ask for signing That is expected, the final session setup response is always signed, if the session is not anonymous. > 3) if good password (which worked with smb2.1) then to Windows 8 > server I get Windows 8 sending back an error response > "STATUS_USER_SESSION_DELETED" > Any idea what that error means? I also got something like that, but I think only I tried to negotiate SMB 2.1 against a Windows 2012 server. (I think it's a bug in windows as it worked with Windows 2012 server RC). And there's otherwise no difference. However a Win 7 client seems to work. It uses some more advanced NTLMSSP stuff, where even the final session setup response returns a blob. Please include captures... metze
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