[Bug 14713] SMBv3 negotiation fails with a Solaris server

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https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14713

--- Comment #10 from Steve French <sfrench@xxxxxxxxx> ---
Since the Solaris server logs:


May 24 23:09:46 nonsuch smbcmn: [ID 997540 kern.warning] WARNING:
../../common/fs/smbsrv/smb2_dispatch.c:smb2_dispatch_message:134:Decryption
failure (71)!

are you sure that you mounted without encryption (ie did not specify "seal=" on
mount)?

If this connection is defaulting to encryption whether or not the client
specifies it on mount, that implies that the server is configured with
encryption as required ... which is odd - because the server allowed vers=2.1
(which is not encrypted, encryption was added in the SMB3 and later versions of
the protocol and not supported with SMB2.1) but fails with vers=3.0 or 3.1.1
(smb3.1.1 is the typical default) which presumably means the server is
negotiating with encryption required (but only for a subset of dialects). 
Strange server configuration.

Can you send or attach the vers=3.1.1 (or default with no vers= specified)
wireshark trace so we can see what crypto algorithm the server is defaulting to
(even if we can't see the keys - we can see how it is trying to encrypt/decrypt
if smb3.1.1 is used instead of smb3.0)

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