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Samba 3.5 release includes experimental SMB2 support

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“The Samba project has released version 3.5 of its open source
SMB protocol implementation. Major changes include implementation
of SMB2 (used in Windows Vista and Windows 7) and support for
Windows’ 100 ns resolution timestamps, where supported by the
kernel and system libraries. The 100ns resolution timestamps will
therefore work with Linux kernels later than 2.6.22 using glibc 2.6
or later.”


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