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From: Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid>
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Subject: Re: AH's LAN (was) Re: Have You Been Pwned? <snip>
Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2019 10:48:53 -0800
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Mike Easter wrote:
> You very likely correct that the degree to which the NGOS wants to 
> support modern samba may be very incomplete.  The samba article I see 
> supports 'high levels' ie SMB 3 dialects.

s/You very/You are very/

You are very likely correct...

Reading elsewhere in netgear docs, netgear has more 'serious' NAS 
devices beyond the trivial USB 2 port on household routers.  Those 
dedicated NAS devices do support samba 3 (and I guess 4) and higher 
levels of SMB 3.

Netgear calls that ReadyNAS; they also call the storage on the AH router 
ReadyNAS, but I can't see which (old) v. of ReadyNAS it uses.  The samba 
versions evolved to higher levels of SMB and Active Directory back in 
2012 Dec (AD) and 2013 Oct (SMB 3).  The latest firmware upgrade for 
AH's router is dated 2017 Jan, but its release notes are apparently only 
for a trivial admin pw alert fix, not anything related to some kind of 
big time upgrade of the NGOS capabilities.

-- 
Mike Easter