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  1. When I type in `\\10.10.81.2` Windows tells me it cannot connect. When I ping that IP or go to it in the browser, they both work.
  2. I'm new to unRAID. Right now, I have two servers using various hardware I have. Let call them: - Server A - my file server - Server B - my VM server, which is running, among other things, a Win10 VM with my 1080 Ti passthru and bridged networking I have many "computers," both real and otherwise, but for now I'll reference two: - Computer X - the aforementioned Win10 (Enterprise) VM - Computer Y - a real Dell laptop, also running Win10 (Home) So here's the deal. Computer X and Computer Y can access the SMB shares on Server A, but only Computer Y can access the SMB shares on Server B. Computer X, despite being a VM on the very hardware, cannot access the server. Some notes: - There's no appreciable difference in server configuration (both have running arrays, both have file shares, both have user accounts, etc) - The subnets all work out (I'm 10.10/16, my Dell and Win10 are in the DHCP pool at 10.10.10/22, at the unRAID servers are 10.10.81.x) - There appears to be no difference in Windows security settings - Computer X can ping Server B and access the web administration interface, so there is connectivity / routing So... Why can't Computer X talk to Server B?

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