Windows 10 likely needs SMBv1
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win10 unable access win2003 domain share- folder.
lei Li
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We have an old windows 2003 Domain server which shares a folder. I am unable to open it by \IP\ShareName on Windows 10 computer(21H1), however I can open it by like \hostname\sharename. It's not DNS issue because I can ping the server name from the Windows 10 computer it ok.
I am already enable SMB V1 package.
What should be the problem? Where did I miss? Need help!
Thanks,
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Anonymous2021-07-30T02:31:06.527+00:00 Hello @leiLi-7744,
How are things going on your end? Please keep me posted on this issue.
If you have any further questions or concerns about this question, please let us know.
I appreciate your time and efforts.Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou============================================
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2021-08-02T03:07:35.083+00:00 Hello @leiLi-7744,
I just want to confirm the current situations.
Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance.Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou============================================
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lei Li 101 Reputation points
2021-07-26T23:54:49.457+00:00 thank you
i am already enable smb v1 package. but the problem still.
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MotoX80 37,861 Reputation points2021-07-27T00:28:50.4+00:00 To start with, Win2003 is long out of support. You really should migrate the applications/data/shares to a newer supported OS.
If you can access the share via \hostname\sharename, why do you need to use the IP address?
You haven't described your AD environment. Are all machines a member of the same AD domain? Are you using a domain account or a local account to authenticate? Have you reviewed the security eventlog on the Win2003 server for logon errors?
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Anonymous
2021-07-27T00:13:03.727+00:00 Sounds good, it was worth a try. You could also try enabling the computer browser and required ports. Unfortunately Server 2003 support ended July 14, 2015. The solution is to upgrade the server to a supported operating system.
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