From: stephenheumann@gmail.com   
      
   On 7/23/24 12:39 PM, Hugh Hood wrote:   
   > Here's the 'wall' that I'm up against -- It appears that Windows 10   
   > *Home* doesn't have a built-in SMB 3 server, only a built-in SMB 3 client.   
   >   
   > It does offer the deprecated SMB 1 server option, but the SMB FST won't   
   > work with that.   
   >   
   > So, any and all suggestions are hereby solicited, short of upgrading to   
   > Windows 10 *Pro*. I tolerate Windows out of necessity -- I'm not a fan.   
   >   
   > Am I missing something obvious?   
      
   Windows 10 Home does include SMB 2/3 server functionality. I've tested   
   it with the SMB FST, and it works. I think you may just be seeing that   
   there is an option to _disable_ SMB 1 support, but not SMB 2/3.   
      
   There are some Windows settings that can have the effect of blocking SMB   
   connections, such as setting the network to "Public" or certain firewall   
   settings. If you have another modern computer available to act as a   
   client, I'd suggest testing with that to confirm that the SMB server is   
   working and accepting connections. If that works but you still can't   
   connect from the GS, let me know.   
      
   --   
   Stephen Heumann   
      
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