Server requested plaintext password but 'client plaintext auth' is disabled

When smbclient is used for failover,
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1	Server requested plaintext password but 'client plaintext auth' is disabled

The password is also correct, but it is not possible to have such a certificate.
Google, there are two solutions.
1. Use cfg file
2. Set it in smb. conf.

Solution 1.
(A) Create an example, for example, my. cfg. The content is as follows:

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[global]

2	client lanman auth = yes

3	client plaintext auth = yes

(B)

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1	# Myhome is the name of my other computer.

2	smbclient -s my.cfg -L myhome

3	# After login, the system will prompt you to access the password. This will not cause any problems when you access the password.

Solution 2.

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1	sudo vim /etc/samba/smb.conf

2	# Add the following two rows to the region of [Global]

3	client lanman auth = yes

4	client plaintext auth = yes

5	# Save and activate

6	sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart

7	smbclient -s my.cfg -L myhome

8	# After login, the system will prompt you to access the password. This will not cause any problems when you access the password.