jsmiddleton4
Very Senior Member
I posted this on the official Netgear forum. The response was "Its Windows..." This isn't Windows. I banged away on everything, and I mean everything, and its not Windows.
I can duplicate this with turning HT160 on and off. Yes I understand that without 160 clients it doesn't make any difference. But hey, we do like to play.
No Intel wireless clients. Two laptops, one Atheros and one Broadcom. Dual band.
If I turn HT160 ON I lose the listing of available networked shared resources. I can access them via Mapping by putting in IP address directly. So its not like they are gone gone. They just don't show up in Network Places for the wireless clients. As one would expect the wired clients are not effected.
Turn HT160 OFF, all available shared/network resources popup quickly in Network Places on all clients.
The images are from one of the laptops which is why it shows up regardless.
See attached.......
Is this something to do with the SMB1 thing and Netgear not supporting SMB2/3? Does HT160 require something beyond SMB1 to work?
I can duplicate this with turning HT160 on and off. Yes I understand that without 160 clients it doesn't make any difference. But hey, we do like to play.
No Intel wireless clients. Two laptops, one Atheros and one Broadcom. Dual band.
If I turn HT160 ON I lose the listing of available networked shared resources. I can access them via Mapping by putting in IP address directly. So its not like they are gone gone. They just don't show up in Network Places for the wireless clients. As one would expect the wired clients are not effected.
Turn HT160 OFF, all available shared/network resources popup quickly in Network Places on all clients.
The images are from one of the laptops which is why it shows up regardless.
See attached.......
Is this something to do with the SMB1 thing and Netgear not supporting SMB2/3? Does HT160 require something beyond SMB1 to work?