Once a client is barred, it is not possible for that client to connect over SMB regardless of the credentials being used – manual removal from the ‘barred’ list would be required. No initial configuration of the feature is required, however the barred clients list can be managed if necessary using the following Bali commands:Ĭlients are barred based on their IP address so each IPv4 and IPv6 (if configured) address will need to be considered a separate entry. Automatic barring of clients is enabled by default, and a (paced) event is generated when a client is barred. Clients that cause SMB NTLM authentication failures by providing an incorrect password are automatically added to the list if the rate of failure is sufficient. Provides a facility that maintains a list (per security context) of client IP addresses that are barred from SMB/SMB2.x/SMB3 access to the server. New, modified, and deleted CLI commandsĪutomatic barring of SMB clients repeatedly using incorrect passwords.
Licensing as it pertains to node replacements.NFSv3 access during upgrade to 13.2 or later.The number of filesystems per span limit.Important considerations to read before installation.Object-based replication between different HNAS software levels.File-based replication between different HNAS software levels.Performing a rolling upgrade from older versions of HNAS.Notes on installing, upgrading, and downgrading.Deduplication support for Object Replication Targets.Hitachi NAS Modules for Red Hat® Ansible®.Automatic barring of SMB clients repeatedly using incorrect passwords.
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