Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:30 Post subject: Last version with SMB v1
Hi!
Do you know what's the last version of the firmware that has SMB v1 support? Without this, I can't connect my old PS2 to the NAS
Currently, I'm using the "DD-WRT v3.0-r41954 std (01/09/20)" version, and it's working fine...but I want to update the firmware.
Tx!
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 13:43 Post subject: Re: Last version with SMB v1
jorgito_ml wrote:
Hi!
Do you know what's the last version of the firmware that has SMB v1 support? Without this, I can't connect my old PS2 to the NAS
Currently, I'm using the "DD-WRT v3.0-r41954 std (01/09/20)" version, and it's working fine...but I want to update the firmware.
Tx!
If you really want to, you could spin your own config file and set the lower protocol limit to SMB1. I won't recommend that from security perspective -- or you should at least firewall off and create a separate network segment for that SMB connection.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 13:48 Post subject: Re: Last version with SMB v1
jorgito_ml wrote:
Hi!
Do you know what's the last version of the firmware that has SMB v1 support? Without this, I can't connect my old PS2 to the NAS
Currently, I'm using the "DD-WRT v3.0-r41954 std (01/09/20)" version, and it's working fine...but I want to update the firmware.
Tx!
Recent builds still support SMBv1 or NT 1.0, though I am not using it. I am running build 43381.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2020 18:17 Post subject: Re: Last version with SMB v1
dragonC wrote:
jorgito_ml wrote:
Hi!
Do you know what's the last version of the firmware that has SMB v1 support? Without this, I can't connect my old PS2 to the NAS
Currently, I'm using the "DD-WRT v3.0-r41954 std (01/09/20)" version, and it's working fine...but I want to update the firmware.
Tx!
If you really want to, you could spin your own config file and set the lower protocol limit to SMB1. I won't recommend that from security perspective -- or you should at least firewall off and create a separate network segment for that SMB connection.
OK,
I've updated the firmware with the last version, and modified the min and max SMB protocols using "nvram".
I've set the same values that worked in the r41954 firmware.
I did this:
Code:
nvram set samba3_max_proto="SMB2"
nvram set samba3_min_proto="LANMAN1"
nvram commit
reboot
After that, I've tried to connect again to the NAS with my old PS2 but didn't work
@jorgito_ml - are you trying to connect with OPL? I had exact same issue and eventually gave up.
I suspect either selecting smb1 protocol from dd-wrt doesn't properly or something is broken with OPL itself.
This weekend I've tested newer firmwares.
This is the benchmark:
Router:
Netgear R7000
NAS
Min Protocol: NT 1.0
Max Protocol: SMB 2.0
Samba Share using a dedicated user.
PS2
OPL "Stable build" and last "Daily build"
Open PS2 Loader connected via IP to the NAS
Results: 06-19-2020-r43471 -> Fails to connect
06-02-2020-r43324 -> Fails to connect
01-28-2020-r42132 [new samba] -> Fails To connect
01-21-2020-r42054 [last old samba] -> Fails to connect
01-09-2020-r41954 -> WORKING
Also tried to connect to the NAS using "andSMB" app on an Android tablet obtaining the same results using a SMB1 connection, so I don't think that the problem it's on the PS2-OPL side.
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Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2020 12:22 Post subject:
jorgito_ml wrote:
This weekend I've tested newer firmwares.
This is the benchmark:
Router:
Netgear R7000
NAS
Min Protocol: NT 1.0
Max Protocol: SMB 2.0
Samba Share using a dedicated user.
PS2
OPL "Stable build" and last "Daily build"
Open PS2 Loader connected via IP to the NAS
Results: 06-19-2020-r43471 -> Fails to connect
06-02-2020-r43324 -> Fails to connect
01-28-2020-r42132 [new samba] -> Fails To connect
01-21-2020-r42054 [last old samba] -> Fails to connect
01-09-2020-r41954 -> WORKING
Also tried to connect to the NAS using "andSMB" app on an Android tablet obtaining the same results using a SMB1 connection, so I don't think that the problem it's on the PS2-OPL side.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
I have it working with AndSMB on builds 43400 and 43423 (those were no offical builds I think) I do not have a user so use andSMB Anonymous with SMBv1
Thanks Egc,
But the objective is not connect the tablet to the NAS, it is connect the Playstation to the NAS.
Regarding the SMB kernel, it's strange because r41954 and r42054 releases are using the same old kernel but the PS2 can only connect to the first one.
Regards
