Can not connect to OpenIndiana/Napp-it SMB share w/ Guest - Help!

Okay, so I've followed _Gea's guide's to a T to build an OpenIndiana all-in-one box, and I have so far had success up until the point where I need to create an SMB share. After creating a RAID-Z2 pool, when I go to create a ZFS folder using all defaults with Guest access turned on, I get the "Oops..." orange screen, yet the folder gets created anyway. If I delete this folder and create a new one, I do not get the same error. No matter what however, I am unable to access the folder as a guest even though I have enabled the option, from either Windows or Mac hosts. I have tried completely starting from scratch with a new OpenIndiana VM and it still does not work. I have followed the instructions to the letter, including creating a new root pass with "passwd root" to enable a new SMB password, and doing so before using OpenIndiana, but I still get the same issues. If anyone can help I would be extremely grateful. Here are my current settings, and an example of the error:

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Does noone have any ideas?

Your images are not accessable but mostly there are two reasons:

1. permissions
you need at least everyone@=modify

you can set it via napp-it menu ZFS-folder -acl
set to default root=full and everyone@=modify

2. user id mappings
see also napp-it menu services- smb - user mapping

check if you have any user mappings with command idmap list
if there are any, remove them with command idmap remove -a
(user idmappings are only for domain-mode)

_Gea, sorry about the images, I just reuploaded some new ones to show my problem. I'm seriously at a loss because I've followed your guide, including the necessary hardware exactly.

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1. After again recreating the ZFS folder, everything is set to default, including permissions where everyone@=modify, and root=full
2. There are no user ID mappings, either in the GUI, or in the command line.

I had seen these issues before which is why I looked for them.

Maxwell Smart said:

1. After again recreating the ZFS folder, everything is set to default, including permissions where everyone@=modify, and root=full
2. There are no user ID mappings, either in the GUI, or in the command line.

I had seen these issues before which is why I looked for them.

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- If you create a user with napp-it and sharethe folder without guest, does this work?
- What is your OSX version?

When I create a user with napp-it and share the folder without guest, I get the exact same permissions error. The Mac OS X version is 10.7 Lion, when I access the share with Windows 7 and the specially created user, it does work however. But that still does not solve the problem with guest access, and it also doesn't solve why I cannot mount the drive in Mac OS X.

Maxwell Smart said:

When I create a user with napp-it and share the folder without guest, I get the exact same permissions error. The Mac OS X version is 10.7 Lion, when I access the share with Windows 7 and the specially created user, it does work however. But that still does not solve the problem with guest access, and it also doesn't solve why I cannot mount the drive in Mac OS X.

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That is this Lion bug
https://www.illumos.org/issues/1718

fixed in OpenIndiana 151 a1
http://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/oi_151a_prestable1+Release+Notes

you must update OI

Ah, it is now making sense. I shouldn't have this issue if I just use AFP correct? I think that's what I'm going to end up doing.

Okay, so after updating OpenIndiana, I now have my mac successfully connecting to the share over SMB. Now the problem seems to be file transfer speed. When running the DD benchmark I'm getting 750MB/s read and 650MB/s write, yet a transfer of 777GB of data to the OpenIndiana box is set to take 20 hours. Both the OpenIndiana all-in-one box and the mac are connected via Gigabit ethernet to an airport extreme gigabit enabled wireless router, so I'm not exactly sure where the problem could be.

EDIT: Nevermind, figured out it was an issue with my network card, all fixed now, thanks!

Can you explain how you fixed the issue? Would be helpful to others with the same situation, thanks!