Mike_i386

Hi there, first off, thanks for creating and maintaining Unassigned Devices. I’m trying to add an SMB share via an IPv6 literal. Using the UD wizard, discovery works: I can browse the server and see my shares over IPv6. However, when I click Apply, the entry in the UD table shows: SMB //xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::abc/Share — Invalid Configuration — Remove and Re-add — If I mount the same target from the Unraid shell, it works fine. Example (works from shell): mount -t cifs -o credentials=/root/.smbcred,vers=3.1.1,iocharset=utf8 //[xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::abc]/Share /mnt/remotes/Share When I try the wizard with a bracketed literal like [xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::abc], it can’t resolve the address (No shares can be found). Without brackets, the wizard can discover/browse, but applying the config still results in “Invalid Configuration”. I must use the IPv6 address (hostname is not an option in my case). Questions: 1) What is the correct syntax for IPv6 literals in UD for SMB targets? 2) Does UD fully support SMB over IPv6 for saved entries, or is this a known limitation/bug? 3) Anything I should set in the “Share IP/Name” field or mount options to make this work? Thanks a lot for any guidance!