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Am using a MacOS Ventura server. Mounting a Ventura 13.7.5 share consistently fails since this latest update and also the latest 13.7.6 betas, however the following connection commands work:
In Finder: smb://server_name._smb._tcp.local/server_share_name
In Terminal: mount_smbfs //server_name._smb._tcp.local/server_share_name ~//mount_point_name
Connections using SMB were fine in earlier Ventura versions. NFS has also worked well for all Ventura versions, so currently using it to connect.
ConnectMeNow fails to connect using the standard system call method, and I am able to ping the server. I would rather avoid re-installing Ventura as a fix, which going on many web comments does not appear to be reliable anyway.
Is there any way to replicate the above commands in ConnectMeNow?
Hi Watagan,
sorry to hear you're running into issues - I can imagine how frustrating that may be.
I see you're not the only one in this new Apple bug 😕 (I do recommend reporting it here as mentioned in that post).
Since I do not have any Mac running Ventura, it is difficult for me to test anything.
Some suggestions:
Please let us know if any of this worked 😊
