[Samba] disable SMBv1 on AD
Denis Cardon
dcardon at tranquil.it
Thu Aug 3 08:29:28 UTC 2017
Hi Sonic,
> Was looking into how to disable SMBv1 and NetBIOS on a Samba AD.
>
> I suspect that if one just wants to support Win7 and "greater" this
> should work. However to prevent some open NetBIOS ports the "nbt"
> service must be removed from the "server services" entry.
you can add the two lines to smb.conf to disable netbios support
[global]
...
disable netbios = yes
smb ports = 445
Before disabling, when running "samba-tool processes", you get a
...
nbt_server 11464
...
After disabling it shouldn't be there anymore. You can doublecheck that
netbios port are not open anymore
netstat -apn | grep ':139\|:138\|:137'
Netbios can and should be removed on modern network. After it sometime
fails the reality check with legacy applications, cnc, embedded system
and all.
Cheers,
Denis
>
> Basically these two entries (note nbt missing in the services line):
>
> server services = s3fs, rpc, wrepl, ldap, cldap, kdc, drepl, winbindd,
> ntp_signd, kcc, dnsupdate
> smb ports = 445
>
> are both necessary to close the NetBIOS tcp and udp ports.
>
> However, as these server services, although listed in the smb.conf man
> page, are not fully defined, that is, what they do exactly and under
> what conditions they may be needed. There is a mention in the wiki of
> the "dns" entry being removed/added when alternating between the
> internal dns and bind but I'm not finding any info on the others. I
> suspect that in most cases most of them are needed, but are all of
> them needed in all cases? I'd like to test removal of "nbt" in a live
> network and more complete documentation of server services would
> certainly help.
>
> For now, what's the short answer? Can "nbt" be removed and have the AD
> properly support a network of Win7 and "greater"?
>
> Thanks.
>
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