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issue was:
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net share from Windows 10 to windows XP failed to work, out of the blue
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two ways to solve this:
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via gui:
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control panel - add remove programs - add remove windows features
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(note that win server puts the add remove windows features in that server gui page)
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enable this and the two children
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SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support
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- SMB 1.0/CIFS Client
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- SMB 1.0/CIFS Server
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via cmd line:
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Set-SmbServerConfiguration -EnableSMB1Protocol $false
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of interest to note is that WinXP suddenly stopped being able to see the share
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no immediate / visible error message that indicated the root of the problem
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based on my knowledge and experience, I was able to determine the SMB1.0 resolution.
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ways to troubleshoot this further without guessing:
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watch packets in wireshark. see where communications stops between client and server.
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test against other servers to narrow down where problem was (in this case on win10 client)
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(this is what I consider isolating the problem. follow the signal path)
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consider past history of this setup (and recent changes)
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