Hi Robert,
The capture you posted unfortunately does not contain anything of worth
looking at I think. Only 2 SMB packets.
% tshark -r capture.pcap -Y 'smb||smb2'
1130 15.032933 150.108.64.56 → 150.108.68.23 SMB 144 Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File All Info, Path:
1131 15.034786 150.108.68.23 → 150.108.64.56 SMB 204 Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO
Given your kernel log message I would expect seeing the reconnecting happen.
I would wrap your backup script like so to get the right capture:
capfile="$(date -Ihours)"
tcpdump -w "$capfile" port 445 &
cappid=$!
sleep 2
.....<your script>....
sleep 2
kill -6 $cappid
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