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Windows Server 2003 put security signature on SMB blocks. Try to disable this feature, perhaps by editing Windows registry. or Use CIFS VFS to mount the share as smbfs doesn't ...
  1. 04-13-2005 #11
    vvandam
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    Windows Server 2003 put security signature on SMB blocks.
    Try to disable this feature, perhaps by editing Windows registry.

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    Use CIFS VFS to mount the share as smbfs doesn't support SMB signing as what is required by Windows 2003
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  2. 04-17-2005 #12
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    After you install sp2 on xp it blocks everything, so best is to go to system tools/security tools and disable firewall. If this helps then you need to configure exeptions list on xp
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    Simple solution, Just turn off the key "requiresecuritysignature".

    I faced the same error and gone crazy:

    sudo smbmount //192.168.1.2/Robin/ /mnt/robin/
    cli_negprot: SMB signing is mandatory and we have disabled it.
    11719: protocol negotiation failed
    SMB connection failed


    I even enabled SMB signing on my linux box but NO GO, then i came across windows artcile to turn off "requiresecuritysignature" key.

    on windows:
    Go to following reg key:HKLM-System-currentcontrolset-services-lanmanserver(incase DC)-parameters-"requiresecuritysignature"

    Just set this key to "0".

    Now, Try mounting.
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