RancidGnar

I tried this first and it did not resolve the issue so I moved onto the documentation provided by @Frank1940. Once I labelled my Ethernet network as Private and added the shortcut for the server, I could read and write via explorer again. Thanks both!

Hey all, I need some help here. Having a bad tech day and feel like im banging my head against a wall. I'm almost positive the missing share issue is on Windows end but I can't resolve it. Windows Client: Win10 Home Version 10.0.19045 Build 19045 SMBv1 enabled insecure guest connections enabled in local group policy Unraid Host: OS 6.12.6 16GB Ram AMD Ryzen 3 3200G TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS Diagnostics attahced. The only started over the last couple of days. I was originally running the server on an old HP EliteDesk with an intel CPU, then upgraded the Motherboard and CPU to the B550M and 3200G and added a second 2TB HDD over the weekend. Formatted the drive before install and then had Unraid do a pre-check (took a whole 24 hrs, is this normal?) and formatted the drive, so it is completely empty. When I go to map the Media share in Windows Explorer, it doesn't see the unraid server at all. I tried manually entering the new IP for the server to map the drives, and windows can't see the IP via network mapping. I can ping the server via cmd on the windows client no worries, and ping the windows client from the unraid console, so I know they have local connection. But I can't work out why I can't map it. Windows troubleshooting tool is no help as always. I reviewed older posts and saw they mention making Unraid the local host. I installed the Dynamix Local Master plugin but this didn't seem to help the issue > have since uninstalled this again. SMB settings: Share settings: