SMBconf3.2

I can confirm this works on El Capitan 10.11.2 My user had an issue with our Windows 2012 file server network share. After upgrading from Yosemite to El Capitan, she would connect to the server ok, open a bunch of subfolders, and frequently throughout the day, Finder would kick her back to the beginning shared folder. This forces her to open the subfolders again and again. Apple support suggested disjoining/rejoining domain, replacing profile, and recovering the OS. We did all but the last to no avail. SMBConf works just fine, she's on SMB1, and I will revisit the problem later if they come out with an update that fixes this problem.

doesnt work on 10.14.6 Mojave, doesnt change /etc/nsmb.conf at all doesnt even touch this file at all

Does not appear to make any difference for Windows connectivity to High Sierra... not one bit. Don't waste your time. Install SMBUp instead.

Doesn't connecting as cifs:// instead of smb:// do the same thing?

I can confirm this works on El Capitan 10.11.2 My user had an issue with our Windows 2012 file server network share. After upgrading from Yosemite to El Capitan, she would connect to the server ok, open a bunch of subfolders, and frequently throughout the day, Finder would kick her back to the beginning shared folder. This forces her to open the subfolders again and again. Apple support suggested disjoining/rejoining domain, replacing profile, and recovering the OS. We did all but the last to no avail. SMBConf works just fine, she's on SMB1, and I will revisit the problem later if they come out with an update that fixes this problem.

Does anyones know if this helps with the 10.9 server SMB problems? so windows --> 10.9 server instead of 10.9 --> windows?

Is this utility an alternative to SMBUp or something else?

I'd like to rate it, but it doesn't do a stinkin' thing on my new Mini, running OS 10.10. It appears in the dock for about a half-second before disappearing; "nsmb.conf" not created...