Currently we only run SMB versions 1/2 in our Isilon environment, i'm not sure why smb3 was not enabled by default. what are the consequences of turning on "Support Smb3 Encryption" ? would that cause issues to windows 10/11 clients? my understanding is windows systems will attempt to negotiate to the highest SMB version and will failover to the lower one if there is an issue.
i did not notice any interruption in connectivty on our simulator and it seems pretty simple to enable/disable smb3 if required, is there meant to be any downtime expected with this?
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Posted January 5th, 2024 20:15
Hi,
Thanks for your question.
What version of OneFS are you using? It shouldn’t create any disruption to enable it.
Let us know if you have any additional questions.