Network Connect Mac Download Maverick
Once I implemented this fix I went from getting 10MB/s to getting over 500MB/s+ (both read & write) on my Mac laptop connected over Wifi.
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BEFORE/AFTER:
On MacOS 10.13.x I was getting terrible network transfer speeds from my Mac laptop to the network share being served by another mac. We were only getting 10MB/s which was not even enough to stream videos at 720p but yet on the iMac this external RAID array was attached to we were getting 200MB/s+ and could stream 2160p30 (4k) videos no problem.
- By default, any user set up on your Mac in Users & Groups preferences can connect to your Mac over the network. A user with an administrator account can access your entire Mac. To give only specific users or groups access to a folder, select the folder in the Shared Folders list, click the Add button at the bottom of the Users list, then do one.
- Via Mac OS X Maverick – AnyConnect 2247235 – Cisco Support Community. Update: Juniper has the same problem. Thanks to Kaj Niemi @kajtzu for pointing out that Juniper has problems as well. Must be a big company problem? Network Connect Issue with OS X Mavericks, Safari 7.0 and Java 7 Update 45.
Server serving the network share:MacOS High Sierra (10.13.6), External 24TB RAID array in RAID 10.
Client access the network share (SLOW):MacOS High Sierra 10.13.4 (also happens in 10.13.5)
The fix:
Make the change temporary (without rebooting):
- Open a terminal
- Close and re-open Finder and see if the problem goes away. Also close and re-open your throughput testing app (in my case BlackMagic Disk Speed Test app) before testing again (required!). This setting for me was set to 3, changing it to 0 fixed it and then changing back to 3 caused it to drop back down to 10MB/s, confirming the resolution.
To make the change permanent (requires reboot):
- Create/edit the file /etc/sysctl.conf
- Add this line to the configuration file:
- Save and close file (type “:wq” without quotes, then hit enter)
reboot computer
Open finder and your problem should be resolved. - If it is not, try the guide that shows how to enable vfs_fruit module for Samba, I believe this is only useful if the server hosting the share is NOT a Mac as it enables better Mac compatibility for Samba. You can also try installing Samba instead of the MacOS implementation of SMB.
The Mac laptop that was struggling I had tried multiple known fixes before this:
- Disabling SMB Signing (smb_signing) and it did show it as disabled in the terminal but had no impact for me. I disabled on both server and client and reconnected the share and restarted all services.
- Changing connection from SMB to AFP, reconnected share, no impact
- The final change, disabling Delayed TCP ack, fixed it.
If you have installed Apple’s latest OS X Mavericks on your Mac and on the other side have a PC running Microsoft Windows 8.1 operating system, and now want to share OS X Mavericks files with Windows 8.1 then you are at the right place to find the help. Here we’ve compiled step by step instructions that can enable file sharing between OS X Mavericks and Windows 8.1. So, continue after the break to get access to the whole article to build a connection between computer running OS X Mavericks and a PC running Windows 8.1 to share files.
See also: How to Remotely Access Mac from PC
Requirements
- Make sure both your Mac and PC are on same Wireless or LAN network.
- This guide is written for Windows 8 and OS X Mavericks 10.9.
Let’s talk about the steps to enable file sharing between PC (Windows 8.1) and Mac (OS X Mavericks)…
Enable File Sharing Between OS X Mavericks and Windows 8.1
Note: Steps are same for both Windows 8.1 and Windows 8.
First do the following steps on Mac OS X Mavericks. Create a new user for file sharing purpose.
Step-1
Press cmd+space keys from keyboard and type users & Groups in Spotlight
-OR-
Click on Apple menu and select System Preference > Sharing icon.
Select “Users & Groups” in search results.
Step-2
Itc kabel free download mac. Click on this lock icon, enter admin password.
Step-3
Click on + sign to add a new user.
Fill the form with the details as shown below then click Create User button.
Setup file sharing
Step-4
Now we are going to enable file sharing option in OS X Mavericks so we can access folders from Windows 8.1.
Press cmd+space keys from keyboard and type file sharing in Spotlight
-OR-
Click on Apple menu and select System Preference > Sharing icon.
Select “File Sharing” in results
Step-5
On sharing window select the File Sharing check-box, an IP address will be assigned. Note down this IP address.
Step-6
Click on Options.. button, click on Share file using SMB check-box and then select username (that created in first steps), enter user password and click OK and Done buttons.
Connect Pc To Mac
Step-7
Click on “+” icon under “Shared folders” section and select a OS X folder that you want to share with Windows 8.1.
Note: You should remove all unwanted folders from this sharing list, because all folders that are listed in this section will be available to user on PC after sharing.
Step-8
Click on + icon under Users section and select the user windows8 that we have created in first steps. After selecting user, set folder permissions for the user to Read & Write as shown below.
All done on Mac, now close this window and go to your PC.
Steps on Windows 8.1
Following steps you need to do on Windows 8 to access OS X shared files.
Press Windows+R keys from keyboard and type the IP address of your Mac that your note down in step-5 and hit enter.
Windows will ask for the username and password Type the username and password that we have created in step-3.
Connect Mac To Home Network
After entering correct username and password your will see the folders that you have share with Windows.
After completing the file sharing purpose, remember to disable sharing especially when shared with any other person. That’s it! You have successfully shared files between OS X Mavericks and Windows 8.1.
Don’t forget to share your experience in the comments section below.