Windows 10: Access Samba server on different port

Hi!

I need to access a samba server running on port 22139 on Windows. On Linux, it works with the following command: sudo mount -o username=user,password=pass,port=22139,uid=1000,gid=1000 //mywebsite/folder /mnt/share. This will mount the samba server on port 22139 to /mnt/share.

The problem is that Windows does not support ports other than 139 and 445 for samba shares. I have tried everything I found so far, including remapping the port with tools such as rinetd.

Does anyone have an idea how to do this? Thanks in advance for the help!

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samba/server 2008R2

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Windows 10 having trouble access samba shared with upper case name

I have several windows 10 computer on the LAN and a linux file server with a samba share. On two laptops, when I open the file explorer, it list all the computers on the network, including the samba server, all in upper case, both on the left hand side
panel and also in the top right side 'Computers' section.

When I click these computer names, most of them work as expected, asks credential and then let me access shared drive. Only on the samba server, when I click on it's name, it always shows an error message: "Windows cannot access \\SERVER" where server is
the name of the samba server. In the details box, it shows an error code '0x80070035', the network path was not found.

But, if I type \\SERVER (in upper or lower case) into the address bar in the file explorer, it works as expected, shows me all the shared contents from the server. And also, after this initial connection, clicking on the upper case SERVER name on the left
side panel works.

 

Network credential prompt while accessing a public share path hosted by samba

The network topology is as follows:





1, samba server (the share is public)

2, pc1 (win10)

3, pc2 (win10)

4, pc3 (win10)

While accessing samba server from pc1 and pc2, there is no network credential prompt.

While accessing samba server from pc3, I will be prompted with the following popup box.





I can give any valid character in the user name form and login successfully (ofc, it should, cuz it's a public share) .

It is a little strange that why pc1, pc2 do not prompt, but pc3 prompt.

I captured network traffic to check what happened there by wireshark, the capture result shows that both pc1 and pc2 would try logon on to samba by windows account after the message of NTLMSSP_NEGOTIATE, but pc3 would not try to logon on samba server, so
win10 RST the connection and prompt the credential box.

I checked windows credentials on pc1, pc2, pc3, there is no credential for the samba server.

If a add a credential for samba on pc3 by windows credential manager, the prompt would not appear(on pc1, pc2, I do not need to do this step)

Does any one know what the problem there ? I don't want to see the credential prompt, I don't want to add any credential to trick this problem either .

Any suggestion is appreciate , Thanks.