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That's it. Disabling IPV6 on all the adapters allowed me to communicate!
Seriously thank you so much everyone, there is no way I would have figured that out by myself. Not this year, anyway.
That's it. Disabling IPV6 on all the adapters allowed me to communicate!
Seriously thank you so much everyone, there is no way I would have figured that out by myself. Not this year, anyway.
i hate these solutions that, upon hindsight, make 'sense', but who ever would've thought of that in the first place? i mean kudos to them. but still, all the intricacies, etc... seems there outta be a much simpler way to do all this stuff?
Figure I should add this here and it's just an FYI ... MS recommends doing the registry edit to Prefer IPv4 over IPv6 vs disabling IPv6 - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...advanced-users
1. Re-enable IPv6 in your adapter properties
2. Do the registry edit for Prefer IPv4 over IPv6 ONLY
3. Reboot PC
Note: I did the above on my PC's and share access is still working when using \\PCNAME ... (i.e. no intermittent share access issues/path not found).