We have received a request from our colleagues who take care of the masOS systems:
Bonjour is based on mDNS over UDP and finds the file server on our macOS devices. I can connect to the file server with my ID by double-clicking, but I can only access certain data pools - i.e. with correctly enforced permissions for my ID. I am now wondering where this service comes from, whether this is an oversight or whether Bonjour is already being used for other purposes. Or does NetApp communicate with mDNS and UDP by default, so that it only looks like Bonjour in macOS? If Bonjour is already being used, we could test this as an alternative to SMB.
