If you're getting random disconnections, it could also be a weak network connection flaking out. Have you attempted manually setting the line speed and duplex on the network interface(s)? I personally never trust that.
But the Mac Server network shares that the machine is also connected to don't disconnect and there's no noticeable interruption to the internet either. Maybe the internal network ports are faulty (I've tried both the built in ports, with the same result). I've been sat at the machine when the Finder pops up the disconnection notification but I can ping the server that has apparently disconnected and I can also reconnect to it as well and remount the shares.
The faulty machine still randomly drops the SMB shares!!! This normally happens after several hours of being connected, and seems to happen if the machine is in use or not. Configured the networking and energy saving settings as the machine that is working.Īlso switched the network connection from the machines over. I put a new SSD in the one that was playing up and installed a clean installation of El Capitan OS. We have 2 Mac Late 2013 MacPro machines that were both running Yosemite OS.ġ of the Mac randomly unmounts Windows 2008 R2 SMB shares while the other one doesn't (they are both using the same shares and the same software accessing those same shares).
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