Feature #12039
closed
Kernelbased SMB should support Apple Timemachine
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Description
I have tried TimeMachine on OmniOS 151032
First step: svcadm enable dns/multicast
then I started a script.sh with the following content
dns-sd -R hostname _adisk._tcp. local 2 dk0=adVN=test,adVF=0x82 &
dns-sd -R hostname _device-info._tcp. local 445 model=Xserve &
dns-sd -R hostname _smb._tcp. local. 445 &
Result (beside the nice Xserve icon) on OSX Catalina:
The SMB share "test" is shown and selectable as a TimeMachine target.
When I tried to connect I got an: "The selected network backup volume does not support the needed functions"
Related issues
Updated by Guenther Alka about 3 years ago
solved:
first enable multicast
svcadm enable dns/multicast
A critical setting is oplock_enable, this must be set to true (Services > SMB > Properties)
Needed settings in napp-it Services > Bonjour (or create a shellscript with these commands)
/usr/bin/dns-sd -R "${HOSTNAME}" _smb._tcp local 445 &
/usr/bin/dns-sd -R "${HOSTNAME}" _adisk._tcp local 445 'sys=waMa=0,adVF=0x100' &
/usr/bin/dns-sd -R "${HOSTNAME}" _adisk._tcp local 445 'dk0=adVN=Time Capsul,adVF=0x82' &
/usr/bin/dns-sd -R "${HOSTNAME}" _device-info._tcp local 445 model=Xserve &
Updated by Joshua M. Clulow almost 3 years ago
- Project changed from site to illumos gate
Updated by Gordon Ross over 1 year ago
- Related to Feature #14148: Integrate SMB discovery for Windows 10 and SMB ver >1 like wsdd or wsdd2 added