#Skype for mac 10.4 11 pro
If anyone has run into this before, it would be great to hear how it was fixed – if it can be – or to get more details from others as I plan on utilizing PSS for this once I have my findings validated via this test cluster.Apple puts their tiny “ iSight” webcam into the monitor of every computer they make, except for those of us who have purchased a Mac Mini or a Mac Pro and have opted for a non-Apple monitor solution. I’ve tested it out pre-cluster (still building up the 2 nd node) and thus far it works perfectly fine for 10.4 and 10.5 Mac clients to connect via “smb:///” and enumerate shares. The goal of the test is to determine whether or not the Client Access Point can service the share enumeration requests from 10.4 and 10.5 clients.
I’ve started building a test cluster utilizing similar hardware, storage, and OS configurations – meaning HP BL460 blades, 3Par InServe storage, and 2008 R2. Share is connected successfully.Įssentially, the goal is for Mac users to be able to enumerate the shares. Share is connected successfully.Īccess from a Mac device (any version) over SMB to the “Sparky” server succeeds via connection string of “smb:///” with share enumeration.Īccess from a Mac device (any version) over SMB to the “Sparky” server succeeds via connection string of “smb:///”. Shares are enumerated correctly.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.6.2 over SMB to the “FileCluster” Client Access Point succeeds via connection string of “smb:///”. Share is connected successfully.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.6.2 over SMB to the “FileCluster” Client Access Point succeeds via connection string of “smb:///”. Share is connected successfully.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.4.11 over SMB to the “FileCluster” Client Access Point succeeds via connection string of “smb:///”. The share enumeration screen appears, however no shares are listed.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.5.8 over SMB to the “FileCluster” Client Access Point succeeds via connection string of “smb://:139/”. The share enumeration screen appears, however no shares are listed.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.5.8 over SMB to the “FileCluster” Client Access Point fails via connection string of “smb://:139/”. Access to "Sparky" hosted shares also work.Īccess from a Mac device running 10.5.8 or 10.4.11 over SMB to the "FileCluter" Client Access Point fails via connection string of "smb:///".
#Skype for mac 10.4 11 windows
Access from a Windows machine provides the desired results.Īccess from a Windows device over SMB either directly to the file share on the "FileCluster" Client Access Point or via DFS works fine. Local SATA storage was used for testing.Īll users are domain users with appropriate rights to shares, and NTFS level permissions are confirmed correct. Running on HP BL460cG6 and connected to 3Par InServe T800 via QLogic FC Mezzanine Adapters -> Brocade 8Gb FC C7000 Chassis Switches -> InServ FC adapters.ġ 2008 R2 Standard being used as a workstation - was in-place upgraded from 2008 SP1 to SP2 to R2 (over several months). Two 2008 R2 Enterprise servers hosting a Failover Cluster that is providing File Services (SMB only) - fresh installation and put into production.
#Skype for mac 10.4 11 for mac os x
Inability for Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5 to view shares when connecting via SMB to 2008 R2 Cluster running File Services
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