From: cgm1@my-deja.com   
      
   On 8/4/2024 2:08 PM, Hugh Hood wrote:   
   > Before I throw in the towel on getting Stephen's cool new SMB FST   
   > working for my specific use case, may I ask someone who is currently   
   > running David Schmidt's GSPort .v31 (with Marinetti / Uthernet LL 1.0.5)   
   > on a Windows 10 Home computer to see if they can access their SMB2   
   > shares that are on the *SAME* computer? (ie - local shares)?   
   >   
   > Stephen was certainly correct -- Windows 10 Home does have an SMB2   
   > server. I have it enabled and running, in fact, and have spent an   
   > embarrassing amount of time in the Windows registry (and elsewhere) and   
   > viewing Wireshark logs trying different things suggested on the Windows   
   > help forums to make a connection.   
   >   
   > Regardless, all I can manage is: "An SMB connection could not be   
   > established with the server."   
   >   
      
   This is normal due to how winpcap/npcap's packet injection works. It is   
   also a limitation of VMs using bridged networking on a machine. You   
   would need a router that does "hairpin routing" since your emulated   
   machine and host machine can't directly see each other's packets.   
      
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