Sk35551 Directed Broadcast traffic is not forwarded Sk35292 How to disable FW1_ica_services on port 18264 Sk34312 Deploying a Security Gateway in Bridge mode over a Trunk link Sk33402 Support for FTP EPRT and FTP EPSV commands per RFC 2428 Sk32250 How to automatically enter SecurePlatform and Gaia Expert Mode upon login Sk31692 RADIUS/SecurID packets are being picked up by an implied rule instead of being encrypted Sk31631 What is the maximum number of interfaces supported by Check Point software? Sk26202 Changing the kernel global parameters for Check Point Security Gateway Sk26059 Removing LDAP queries from the Implied Rules Sk25129 Supported platforms for ISP Redundancy Sk24102 Adjusting system-idle time on Gaia, Gaia Embedded and SecurePlatform Sk20576 How to set ClusterXL Control Protocol (CCP) in Broadcast / Multicast mode in ClusterXL Sk13740 RADIUS authentication fails when using passwords longer than 16 characters Also, the new branding as Quantum Spark is only reflected in new additions as it would be too much work to check al changed SK titles. Please be aware that Check Point may remove, change or replace SKs at any time, so it may well be that many of the documents listed here are not accessible anymore. Also see this list SMB documents for more. I am collecting material and will present it here completely. I didn't expect this.It is very hard to keep up with documentation and SKs while all is constantly changing. on a semi related note, if I do a port scan (nmap) AFTER disabling the firewall, it looks exactly the same as if I do a port scan while the firewall is enabled. Since I am able to get to the point where I am asked for my samba password, it feels to me like a permissions issue, but I don't know how.ĭoes anyone have any ideas why this isn't working or what I can do to troubleshoot further? I have also tried to mount on my ubuntu machine to no avail. Mount_smbfs: mount error: /Users/user1/mounts: Broken pipe I am primarily trying to mount on my OSX Leopard Mac. Here is the result of this command: ps aux | grep smb I have tried disabling the firewall and changing the permissions on /mnt/data to 777. This is the only thing I have changed in smb.conf (i added these lines) I'm trying to set up a Samba share on my CentOS 6 box to serve my Mac/Windows machines. I am a bit of a newbie (especially to samba), so bear with me!

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