Contributor I

Synology DSM 7 beta & Sonos

Forum|Forum|5 years ago
December 13, 2020
21 replies
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It would appear that under DSM 7.0beta Sonos Libraries will no longer work, in essence even with SMB 1 enabled due to one of the following:

https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/20/post/139213?reply=440018

or

https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/20/post/139200?page=1&reply=440124

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Dissi

Lyricist I

Seems to be.

I tried to re add the libary, but it still says, can´t access :/

I hope Sonos will fix this

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Zufanek

Lyricist I

This is a huge issue for me and I’m now truly sorry I installed Synology 7.0 beta :(

Bumper

@Zufanek heres a work around with Docker

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Zufanek

Lyricist I

Synology made a workaround. It is unsecure, but at least working now. Whole issue is with a Sonos itself, they just need to finally support SMB 2 and above. SMB 1 is unsecure and not supported for years.

https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/20/post/139200?page=1

Bumper

Synology made a workaround. It is unsecure, but at least working now. Whole issue is with a Sonos itself, they just need to finally support SMB 2 and above. SMB 1 is unsecure and not supported for years.

https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/20/post/139200?page=1

Yup this is a Sonos problem to fix.

With S2 out for months IMO Sonos could not care less about owners network security.

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Andrew_94

Contributor II

Synology has decided to update to the 21st century and drop support for SMB1. Sonos is being childish by not offering SMB2 or 3.

Airgetlam

Likely the same childish thing Apple has with not allowing iOS 14.4 to run on the original iPhones, or Microsoft not allowing Windows 10 to run on ‘386 machines.

Bruce

pee70

Lyricist I

Sonos, please upgrade to to state-of-the-art-smb!

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jicho

Lyricist III

In case you guys have docker support on DSM, I would go for:

I haven’t started that route yet, but it seems like the best way to keep NAS data safe and you are able to enjoy Sonos with SMB.

Another option is stopping with Sonos… Maybe that helps Sonos to start supporting newer SMB protocols ;)

pee70

Lyricist I