Windows 10: SMB 1.0 and my Netgear router (with NAS hardware)

I have a Drobo 5N NAS where I keep backups.
I couldn't get to it one day and found out that Windows 10 went to SMB v2.0 (if I check SMB v1.0 I can see and use the drive). I also found out that there are some security risks in using SMB v1.0.

My router doesn't support SMB v1.0 and there isn't a firmware/software available. There is DD-WRT, I was thinking about putting that on the router.

Thoughts?

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SMB 1.0 and my Netgear router (with NAS hardware)

I have a Drobo 5N NAS where I keep backups.
I couldn't get to it one day and found out that Windows 10 went to SMB v2.0 (if I check SMB v1.0 I can see and use the drive). I also found out that there are some security risks in using SMB v1.0.

My router doesn't support SMB v1.0 and there isn't a firmware/software available. There is DD-WRT, I was thinking about putting that on the router.

Thoughts?

 

SMB 1.0 and my Netgear router (with NAS hardware)

Hi there
DD-WRT is useful for all sorts of things but this isn't a case for using it here.

As others have said SMB1 isn't really an issue on a Home network --in any case it's not the ROUTER that worries about SMB1 --- you might though on the NAS box (I tend not to like proprietary NAS systems - I find using an old machine and running it as a Linux server fruntions much more flexibly) - that you can see if it has SAMBA running and if it does you can change the max protocol level parameter to smb2/3 or whatever windows is on now.

Cheers
jimbo

 

SMB 1.0 and my Netgear router (with NAS hardware)

I was looking at DD-WRT because it supports SMB 1,2, and 3 (I believe).
I need to look into v1.0. Is it only corporate networks that have a security issue? What if I try to access my NAS from my phone or a laptop over the internet, wouldn't SMB v1.0 be bad to use?

The NAS box uses 2.0 (there is an option to disable 1.0)