It only seems to show when using the mount_smbfs tool and not via the Finder.
You can find the source of the error log here: It turns out this notice is present in older versions too google shows a complaint on El Capitan, I got it in Catalina. Smb1_smb_negotiate: Support for the server TINYKING98 has been deprecated (PreXP), disconnectingĪdding this to /etc/nf doesn't help: Mount_smbfs: server connection failed: Unknown error: -5996 To do this, highlight the server's icon, and from theįile menu, select Add to Favorites.If you're wondering why this won't work for connecting with a very old share (Win98!) in monterey and you see: mnt % mount_smbfs //tinyking98/c tinyking While you have the server mounted on the desktop, you may add it to ClickĬonnect again to complete the connection. The username and password you specified in the steps above. Thereafter, simply click the server's name in the "Favorite.The server should appear in the "Favorite Servers:" field Click the + (plus sign) next to the Server Address:"įield.Select the server from the list of recent servers by clicking theīutton with the small downward-pointing triangle. In the Connect to Server window, under "ServerĪddress:", enter the name or IP number of the server.While in the Finder, from the Go menu, select Connect.
To save the server as a Favorite, follow the appropriate steps below: OS X 10.3.x and later Today, attempts to connect from a Mac to any of the Windows servers produces the Login modal (which usually does not appear because the user's credentials are stored in the Keychain Access) and all credentials are rejected EXCEPT the Windows server admin account. In OS Xġ0.2.x and earlier, the list is available in your In OS X 10.3.x, this list of favorite servers isĪccessible through the Connect to Server window. If you access a file server often, you may wish to add it to yourįavorites list. If you are connecting to a Windows or WebDAV server, click theĬheckbox next to Remember password (add to keychain) or.In the dialog box that opens, place aĬheck beside Add Password to Keychain, then If you are connecting to an AppleShare server, click the.Enter your username and password, then do one of the following:.To access a WebDAV file server, type followed.To access a Windows file server, type smb:// followedīy the server's domain name or IP address.To access an AppleShare server over TCP/IP, type its.In the Connect to Server window, in the "ServerĪddress:" or "Address:" field, do one of the following:.While in the Finder, from the Go menu, select.To save your password for WebDAV file servers, you Your password for Windows file servers, you must be using Mac OS Xġ0.2 or later. Note: The following assumes you are connecting to aįile server using Mac OS X's default authentication methods. To add a file server password to your Keychain in Mac Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.
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