Check SMB Direct (Windows 10 Pro only I think. Instead, use SMB. Try logging in with a different DSM user. In DSM>Control Panel>File Services>Advanced I ensured that Bonjour discovery was enabled for both SMB & AFP. On Windows 10. Change Maximum SMB protocol to SMB3. In Mac's Keychain Access app you could delete any saved credentials used to automatically log into NAS SMB. Uncheck SMB 1.0/CIFS. To troubleshoot on Mac: Try using a different file service protocol to connect to Synology NAS. I use both on a Synology, and AFP still edges out SMB just a bit for features. Umstellung Mac. Die ist einfach getan, wer seine Volumes manuell verbindet über CMD+K und dann smb://HOSTNAME/FREIGABE oder wie ich hier im Video zeige per Script. - Authentication of network clients via AFP works fine. Go to Control Panel-->File Services. Zuletzt noch die AFP auf SMB Umstellung am Mac. Go to Finder > Go > Connect to Server. Change Minumum SMB protocol to SMB2 with large MTU. - Authentication of network clients via SMB fails: o With CIFS plain-text auth enabled, Mac OS clients running OS X 10.7 through 10.12 fail to authenticate with an error: “The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported. Synology lists the file-sharing protocols that are supported by each OS. Problem: after a period of time (hours / days) the network share will disappear. 4. For me AFP is much faster than SMB from a Mac. 2. I have to keep AFP running for my TimeMachine backups, but would like my file shares to use SMB2 because it is much faster (better than double write speed in my tests). SMB being open standard affords better implementation compared to AFP, where it has to be by necessity based on reverse engineering of the protocol. Enable SMB (Window File service) log : Control Panel > File Service > SMB/AFP/NFS > SMB , tick Enable Transfer Log. In DSM>Control Panel>File Services>SMB/AFP/NFS select SMB Advanced Settings and set maximum SMB Protocol to SMB3 and minimum to SMB1. The connection uses SMB (have also tried AFP). Enable AFP (Mac File service) log : Control Panel > File Service > SMB/AFP/NFS > AFP , tick Enable transfer log. AFP vs SMB not as clearcut anymore For a long time SMB was recommended over AFP for Mac users for stability reasons. On the SMB/AFP/NFS tab, select Advanced Settings. I kept AFP enabled even though it has been deprecated in Big Sur. AFP instead of SMB: since you're using a Mac and Finder still seems to default to displaying AFP 'Mac' devices in the sidebar. Dementsprechend ist der Umstieg von AFP auf SMB hier abgeschlossen. It will be interesting to see if 10.15, or perhaps 10.16 could have SMB overtake AFP for Mac users in either performance or features. As of 10.14, it is still very useful, and seems a bit better overall than SMB to me. Difficult to say whether the issue is a bad SMB implementation by Apple, or just differing interpretations of the SMB standard by Apple and Synology leading to some incompatibilities in the implementations. On Synology NAS. Beim Script afp durch smb ersetzen oder gleich so erstellen. 3. Enable FTP log : I am using El Capitan (latest version) on a Mac Mini and have setup a shared drive to my Synology NAS. Enter the IP address of your Synology NAS preceded by afp:// or smb:// in the Server Address field. Go to Control Panel-->Programs-->Turn Windows features on or off.
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