SMB

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SMB (Server Message Block) is a network file sharing protocol widely used in Windows environments to enable shared access to files, printers, and other network resources.

Aliases (7)

Statements (56)
Predicate Object
instanceOf network file sharing protocol
network file sharing protocol version
network file sharing protocol version
network file sharing protocol version
abbreviationFor Server Message Block
alsoKnownAs CIFS
CIFS
authenticationMethod Kerberos
NTLM
considered legacy protocol
defaultPort 445
deprecatedBy Microsoft
developedBy IBM
fullName Server Message Block
furtherDevelopedBy Microsoft
hasSecurityIssue WannaCry vulnerability surface
historicalPort 139
implementedBy Samba
Windows Server
macOS SMB client
improvesOver SMB1
introducedIn Windows 8
Windows Server 2008
Windows Server 2012
Windows Vista
introducedVersion CIFS
operatesAtLayer application layer
primarilyUsedIn Microsoft Windows
relatedProtocol AFP
NFS
runsOn TCP/IP
securityRecommendation disable SMB1
restrict access to port 445
standardizedAs MS-SMB protocol specifications
supportedBy Linux
Unix-like systems
macOS
supportsFeature Unicode file names
access control lists
directory leasing
end-to-end encryption
file locking
multichannel
opportunistic locking
transparent failover
usedFor inter-process communication
network file sharing
shared access to files
shared access to named pipes
shared access to printers
shared access to serial ports
usedIn Active Directory environments
Windows domain environments
version SMB1
SMB2
SMB3

Referenced by (11)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
SMB ("CIFS")
SMB1 ("CIFS")
alsoKnownAs
SMB ("Server Message Block")
abbreviationFor
SMB ("Server Message Block")
fullName
Samba Team ("CIFS")
implementsProtocol
SMB2 ("SMB1")
improvesOver
NFS
relatedProtocol
SMB ("MS-SMB protocol specifications")
standardizedAs
Solaris ("CIFS")
supports
PostgreSQL ("SSPI")
supportsAuthentication
Windows
supportsNetworkingProtocol

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