Restore your samba share in Ubuntu 20.04

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With the release of the new Ubuntu 20.04 I found out that I can't open up by NAS server. This problem existed in Fedora 32 also. The reason is Ubuntu 20.04 shipped with Samba v4.11.6 which by default disables SMB v1.


The solution is this,

Open your terminal and install samba

sudo apt install samba

Then after installing open /etc/samba/smb.conf and edit it.

sudo gedit  /etc/samba/smb.conf

Add this line into that file in [global] section

client min protocol = NT1

Save the file and restart your system. Now it should work like charm. :)


Source: Stackoverflow

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