Welcome to the SMB3 Resources home page for SMB3 developers.
SMB3 is a network file protocol with rich semantics and support for a variety of reliability and scale-out features. SMB3 is the latest iteration of the Server Message Block protocol, originally created in the 1980s for use with personal computers. Current implementations are used in home and small-office networks, within data centers, and across large enterprises.
The resources listed here provide useful information for all SMB3 developers.
Upcoming SMB3 Events
- 2021 Virtual SNIA SMB3 Interoperability Lab, September 27-29, 2021 in association with the virtual SNIA 2021 Storage Developer Conference
Recent SMB3 Events
- 2020 Virtual SNIA SMB3 Interoperability Lab, September 21-23, 2020 in association with the virtual SNIA 2020 Storage Developer Conference
SMB3 Presentations & Videos
- SMB3 presentations & videos from past Storage Developer Conferences (2020-2012)
- 2019 SDC EMEA SMB3 Technical Seminar
- SAMBA eXPerience Presentation Archives
Testing Tools
Additional SMB Protocol Resources
- Wikipedia: Server Message Block
- SMB2 and SMB3 References and Resources
- Legacy SMB1 (CIFS) References
See Also
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