Smb connection to sbs fails under mountain lion

Hello,
Since the upgrade to mountain lion i can longer connect to my work SBS usinfg my MCBpro!
Any solution would be appriciated.
I noted & tested the smb.../share solutions but that didn't work for me.
thanks.

There might be two issues here. The bad DNS may be tripping up changeip. I'd report the changeip error to Apple via bugreport, as a start.
As for the trigger apparently involving bad DNS, either there isn't a DNS translation for 192.168.1.2 (and I'd avoid that subnet due to conflicts that can prevent VPNs, preferring to stay in another 10/8 subnet, but I digress), or the server cannot reach the DNS server to fetch the translation due to problems with virtual IP routing, virtual networking or — if the DNS server is external to the virtual machine — with real IP routing.
Alternatively, there's my own theory of virtual machines: when presented with any weird case involving a virtual machine, assume the virtual machine is virtually misconfigured, virtually broken or virtually buggy. As a differential diagnosis, see if running on real hardware has the same issue and can duplicate the error.

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