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That is the problem! It never occurred to me that selinux was blocking it in the server, I only tried setting it to permissive in the client. I can connect and put files on the samba server now. I don't know the re-label command but I guess I will figure that out tomorrow.

To change the label you can do the following if you have policycoreutils-python-utils installed

semanage fcontext -a -t samba_share_t "/smbBOX48(/.*)?"

restorecron -R -v /smbBOX48

If you don't have the package installed you can use chcon, the only problem with this method is if SELinux relabel at boot, you will lose the changes.

chcon -t samba_share_t /smbBOX48

Kind Regards
Earl Ramirez