Problem with UNC path configuration.
Problem with UNC path configuration.
You're facing an issue with accessing drives on multiple machines. Here are some troubleshooting steps you could try:
Use the IP address instead of the hostname. Replace \\DEVICE-NAME\share with the actual IP like 192.168.0.xxx or try pinging the device. If pinging fails, there may be more network problems.
The IP address is functioning correctly. I also have some software that relies on UNC paths.
IP functions correctly, but the path format isn't right. I require a UNC path instead.
Your router manages the process of directing traffic from a hostname to an internal IP address. It should perform this task automatically.
In fact, the DHCP server is located on a Windows domain controller.