How To Tell What Version Of SMB Is Being Used?

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First establish a connection to a shared volume, and then, enter the following command in Terminal:

smbutil statshares -m /path/to/mount

The -m switch means that you will specify the mount point. You can also use the -a switch to specify all.

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Updated on August 21, 2022

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  • Ted Wilmont
    Ted Wilmont over 1 year

    I recall from a while ago, I used a command that enabled me to see what version of SMB (CIFS/SMB1/SMB2) active mounts were using.

    For the life of me I can't remember the command nor can I find it anywhere online.

    What is the command line command to display active mounts and their negotiated connection method in OS X?

    Thank you for your help in advance.

  • rokdd
    rokdd almost 8 years
    And with the argument -a you can list all mounted shares: smbutil statshares -a