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See the changes made to your current drawing from changed external references (Xrefs). But don't follow Apple's steps, there are many more options that need to be configured and I've laid it all out into a single command that you can easily copy/paste on all macOS clients (fyi, this will remove the existing nf file, so if you have made important adjustments to it yourself, consider backing it up first): sudo -s rm /private/etc/nf echo "\nsigning_required=no\nstreams=yes\nnotify_off=yes\nport445=no_netbios\nunix extensions = no\nveto files=/._*/.DS_Store/\nprotocol_vers_map=6" > /etc/nf defaults write past and present versions of a drawing and see the evolution of your work. To do so, you need to make adjustments to the nf file that Apple explains here ( ). On your clients, it's also necessary to adjust SMB behavior to help keep things running smoothly as possible. Sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ SigningRequired -bool FALSE With file sharing off, run these commands and then restart the server:ĭefaults write DSDontWriteNetworkStores -bool TRUE DS_Stores and turn off packet signing (Source: ). if not, skip this part)), you’ll need to disable. On the server (that is, if a macOS system is your SMB server. Whether or not this helps with any Ventura-specific bugs remains to be seen since my server is running Monterey, but these steps should be performed regardless of which macOS version you're running to ensure a smooth and reliable SMB experience. In 2018, after many hours of trial-and-error, I finally found a fix that has kept our uptime and our transfer speeds very high (over 100MBps for gigabit clients and around 1000MBps for Thunderbolt clients). I manage a small business with 10-15 Macs that rely heavily on SMB file sharing. Apple’s SMB issues have existed waaay before Ventura.
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