New user of Raspberry Pi, of course. Pretty adept with Windows machines.
I have a SFF terminal embedded XP machine that I use as a kiosk that shows a simple html page for information. The folks using it only have access to the screen and a mouse and it nor any of the machines on that network ever face the internet. All machines are on a stand alone network using a hub. Security is not an issue.
I have been using a SFF PC with FreeNas for literally years, but wanted an even smaller, quieter and more energy efficient device, so trying Rpi.
I am able to SSH in to the Rpi on all Win10 and 11 machines. I am able to access the external drive and the html files and run the html screen. I can do everything with those machine, but I am not able to even see the Rpi on the WinXP machine.
Everything has static IP addresses.
Workgroup is the same on everything.
I can ping the Rpi from the WinXP, but that is about it.
I did try OMV, it was a disaster and a waste of about 3 days.
I have searched the internet and here for answers and tried various things with the smb.conf that I found on here, but no joy.
I have tried adding the following to smb.conf individually and together in various combinations.
wins support = yes
server max protocol = NT1
lanman auth = yes
ntlm auth = yes
I am wondering if someone had some very concise actions to try.
I have a SFF terminal embedded XP machine that I use as a kiosk that shows a simple html page for information. The folks using it only have access to the screen and a mouse and it nor any of the machines on that network ever face the internet. All machines are on a stand alone network using a hub. Security is not an issue.
I have been using a SFF PC with FreeNas for literally years, but wanted an even smaller, quieter and more energy efficient device, so trying Rpi.
I am able to SSH in to the Rpi on all Win10 and 11 machines. I am able to access the external drive and the html files and run the html screen. I can do everything with those machine, but I am not able to even see the Rpi on the WinXP machine.
Everything has static IP addresses.
Workgroup is the same on everything.
I can ping the Rpi from the WinXP, but that is about it.
I did try OMV, it was a disaster and a waste of about 3 days.
I have searched the internet and here for answers and tried various things with the smb.conf that I found on here, but no joy.
I have tried adding the following to smb.conf individually and together in various combinations.
wins support = yes
server max protocol = NT1
lanman auth = yes
ntlm auth = yes
I am wondering if someone had some very concise actions to try.
Statistics: Posted by Nukem — Thu Mar 14, 2024 12:19 am