[BackupPC-users] Using SMBv2/Disabled SMBv1 on Windows Hosts, Not Backin

Hello all - long-time reader first-time poster sorta thing!

As per title really, following current affairs I've disabled SMBv1 on about everything running Windows. After that, none of my Windows servers back up any more. I've updated Linux itself, added 'min protocol = SMB2' into smb.conf, even tried putting '-m SMB2' into the Xfer options but still not happening.

Any ideas? Does Backuppc use SMBv2 even?

Thanks for any and all help and pointers. :)

James Arnold - Network Manager

Longhill High School

Falmer Road

Rottingdean

East Sussex

BN2 7FR

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