With newer OS X, there’s no smbclient command, but it’s replaced with smbutil.
I can’t solve the starting machine archetype since connecting to smb can’t be done (authorization problem). Does anyone have any idea how to connect anonymously to the smb server?
I am not an OSX/MacOS user so I don’t know the definite answer here.
However, some things to consider:
- Can you install SMBclient? Is it something you can add to the OS with brew for example?
- If not, then you might be better using a virtual image for CTFs/Pentesting/etc as having granular control over your OS is pretty helpful.
- With
smbutilis there a switch like-aor-Athat allows anonymous connections? I don’t know it well enough to be sure but I think there is still a way to do anonymous authorisation.
Sorry that I wasn’t very clear at first. As a reply,
@TazWake said:
- Can you install SMBclient? Is it something you can add to the OS with brew for example?
AFAIK, I believe it’s not possible to install SMBclient.- If not, then you might be better using a virtual image for CTFs/Pentesting/etc as having granular control over your OS is pretty helpful.
I might have to do that.- With
smbutilis there a switch like-aor-Athat allows anonymous connections? I don’t know it well enough to be sure but I think there is still a way to do anonymous authorisation.
withsmbutil, there’s-aflag that allows anonymous connection. However, I can’t really connect to the server anonymously (eithersmbutilbug or my environmental issues)
smbutil view -g //10.10.10.27/
mkdir ~/mnt
mount_smbfs -N //guest@10.10.10.27/backups ~/mnt
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Hi Everyone, when I enter
smbutil view -g //10.10.10.27/
I’m asked to enter a password and when I press enter I get “Authentication error” does anyone know what i’m missing here
You can $ brew install samba
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whais the different betwen PS1 and Redirection?
USE smbutil view -G -g //10.10.10.27
-g will make so it will only authorize with guest
-G will enable guest access
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