After the application is installed, compatibility with standard SMB shares will be restored on your Mac and you may connect to Dune HD media players without limitations. However, there is a solution! To solve this problem simply download and install the free SMBUp application on your Mac. However, if you are running OS X Lion 10.7x (or later) you cannot access the SMB server on your Mac from Dune HD player. If you are running OS X versions 10.2x to 10.6x you will not have any problems connecting via SMB to your Dune HD media player. Therefore in Apple OS X Lion (10.7x) the standard SMB server was replaced with the proprietary Apple SMBX server which is compatible with Microsoft's SMB2 version (Windows Vista/7/8), but not with the standard SMB protocol Dune HD utilizes. However, the Samba team has moved active development of the project to the more strict GPLv3 license which prevents Apple from realistically using the software commercially. Thus Macs with OS X 10.2x - 10.6x installed are fully compatible with all Dune HD media players via the SMB protocol.
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In both Mac OS X Server and Client editions (OS X 10.2x to 10.6x), Samba enables Macs to easily share files with Windows clients on the network and access Windows file servers. (e.g.\10.0.0.3.).Ĭonnecting Macs running OS X to Dune HD Media Players via SMB Protocol use any opened folder window or press the Start button) and enter the following: "\player_ip_address. Find out the IP address of the player (it may be done in the player Setup menu, System Information section).
Connecting to Player via SMB From Windows PCįor SMB access, the player offers a shared (with unrestricted access) folders corresponding to all storage devices attached to the player.
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