>>Hi,
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>>I am going through tons of messages on the SMB subject. Could someone please clarify if the various 'solution' approaches (of disabling SMB1/2/3) have to be done to client PCs or server (specifically Server 2008 r2)?
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>My understanding is summarized in Message#
1620274 .
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>Instead of completely disabling SMB2.x/3.x (not recommended IMO), you can add parameters in the Registry.
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>That said, the SMB issue is probably about the last thing that should be checked. Which begs the question, what else should you be looking at? Maybe Message#
1620380 for some ideas.
Thank you, Al. Yesterday I have made some changes to one of the modules of the application to see if it makes the difference. Now I am monitoring the situation by frequently connecting to the custom server. And I will review the messages you suggested.
In the end, I hope the customer will decide to switch to using SQL Server.
Thomas, thank you for your input too.
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