Hi,
the Samba team makes constant changes to keep up with MS upgrades.
If you want to downgrade Samba, just downgrade it, doesn't make sense to 
downgrade whole OS
Might be, that you need only update your smb.conf to get to working 
condition, some features are simply deprecated.
Do you use samba 4 or samba 3?


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On 07/23/2018 04:38 PM, Larry Linder wrote:
> We upgraded one system to SL6.10 and noticed that it no longer was
> recognized by the serer and it could not see server or any of the other
> linux or windos boxes.  We verified that they network is defined as
> WORKGROUP on all systems.
> 
> We looked at smb.conf and the firewall and nothing makes any sense, It
> is set up like all the other systems.
> 
> Is there anyway to un update a system say from the 6.10 back to 6.9 ?
> other than reloading it.
> 
> We also noticed that Nautilis was been "carved on" and a lot of the nice
> features are gone.
> 
> smb builds it own host table.  What creates it.  It is just a simpler
> version of the "hosts" file we on all systems.
> 
> Thank You
> Larry Linder
> MicroControls LLC
>