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ok, but is there not an easyier way?<br />
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server:<br />
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM<wbr />\CurrentCo<wbr />ntrolSet\S<wbr />ervices\La<wbr />nmanServer<wbr />\Parameter<wbr />s]<br />
Name: SMB2<br />
Typ: REG_DWORD<br />
=0 disabled<br />
=1 enabled<br />
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can't i query the &quot;smb2&quot;-value onto Client like &quot;..sc query lanmanworkstation depend ..&quot;. All Terminalserver are Win dows 2008 R2 Enterprise. <br />
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You are correct: by default all Windows 2008 Servers have SMB2 enabled. But some circumstances (i.e. Trouble with SQL Connections) have consider the prevoius Admin to diable SMB2 .<br />
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Thx++<br />

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ok, but is there not an easyier way?

server:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters]
Name: SMB2
Typ: REG_DWORD
=0 disabled
=1 enabled

can't i query the "smb2"-value onto Client like "..sc query lanmanworkstation depend ..". All Terminalserver are Win dows 2008 R2 Enterprise.

You are correct: by default all Windows 2008 Servers have SMB2 enabled. But some circumstances (i.e. Trouble with SQL Connections) have consider the prevoius Admin to diable SMB2 .

Thx++


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The registry is just another method of enableing/disabling. &nbsp;I've doen the enable/disable to chekc with out any issues.
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The registry is just another method of enableing/disabling.  I've doen the enable/disable to chekc with out any issues.

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
how can i determine if smb2 is active on terminalserver or not, like &quot;&nbsp;... sc query lanmanworkstation depend=....&quot; ???<br />
<br />
Best regards &amp;&nbsp;thx++
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Hi Experts,

how can i determine if smb2 is active on terminalserver or not, like " ... sc query lanmanworkstation depend=...." ???

Best regards & thx++

SMB2 active

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