SMB2 & You: Saying Goodbye to AFP in OS X Mavericks
Apple is deprecating AFP in favor of SMB2, which will have great impacts to enterprise environments, especially those which are a mix of Mac and Windows.
Apple has posted a document highlighting the core technologies of OS X Mavericks, which includes some changes from Mountain Lion. Among the new features is a change to the default file sharing protocol from AFP to SMB2. OS X has long supported SMB, but AFP has remained the default. AFP [...]
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