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zhuguowei
zhuguowei

Reputation: 8477

mac El Capitan connect to server using smb failed

Mac OS X El Capitan (Version 10.11.5) want to connect to a server to access some shared images. Finder -> Go -> Connect to Server, then input address

smb://172.16.X.X/

then next step enter username and password, then it hints

Check the server name or IP address, and then try again. If you continue to have problems, contact your system administrator.

but all my colleague could connect it successfully, only myself cannot connect it.

The error message in Console is

6/16/16 21:14:24.000 kernel[0]: smb_ntstatus_error_to_errno: Couldn't map ntstatus (0xc000019c) to errno returning EIO
6/16/16 21:14:25.000 kernel[0]: smb_ntstatus_error_to_errno: Couldn't map ntstatus (0xc000019c) to errno returning EIO
6/16/16 21:14:26.000 kernel[0]: smb_ntstatus_error_to_errno: Couldn't map ntstatus (0xc000019c) to errno returning EIO
6/16/16 21:14:26.465 NetAuthSysAgent[1218]: checkForDfsReferral: mounting dfs url failed, syserr = Unknown error: -1073741412
6/16/16 21:14:26.465 NetAuthSysAgent[1218]: smb_mount: mount failed to 172.16.X.X/
smb:, syserr = Unknown error: -1073741412

I also tried to connect it in terminal

mount -t smbfs  '//172.16.X.X/' share
mount_smbfs: mount error: /Users/foo/share: Unknown error: -1073741412

Upvotes: 5

Views: 4028

Answers (3)

Geeda
Geeda

Reputation: 67

I found the following to work,

Using Microsoft Azure's file share service, they provide a command to connect to your file share via SMB. This is the an example of what they give you (for Mac):

mount_smbfs -d 777 -f 777 //appstore2021test [ACCESS_KEY][email protected] demo

You'll need to change it to

mount_smbfs -d 777 -f 777 //appstore2021test:[ACCESS_KEY][email protected]/demo demo

'demo' is the name of the directory

Upvotes: 0

FreeWorlder
FreeWorlder

Reputation: 139

I've just resolved the same problem but in my case I was trying to connect to MS Azure smb share. I was getting the same error. My problem was resolved as soon as I added share name after the address. So for me it won't show the list of shares but if I add the name of a share to the url, it works. Try:

smb://172.16.X.X/sharename

Also, check your port 445 is open on your computer and on router.

(I know it's a late answer, but may be it will help somebody else)

Upvotes: 1

genevish
genevish

Reputation: 111

I think I figured this out.

  1. Open Keychain Access
  2. From the Keychain Access menu, select Ticket Viewer
  3. For me, I needed to use a different network account than I was logged into on my Mac, so I clicked Add Identity, and entered the username and password.
  4. Also, in the main Keychain Access window, I searched for the server name I was connecting to, double clicked on it, and added the account and password info I wanted to connect with (I'm not sure if this step was necessary)

When I tried my SMB share again, I was able to get in.

Upvotes: 1

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