After upgrading to High Sierra, Spotlight seems to have stopped searching our two servers. I've never experienced this in the earlier Mac OS versions.
Both servers are running on Snow Leopard. Could it be that High Sierra has dropped support for Snow Leopard servers?
Any suggested work around is highly appreciated. Thank you.
Mac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)
3.2 GHz Intel Core i5
Sounds like progress, but I suspect it's a feature that needs Apple's attention. See if you have the Feedback Assistant app in this location. This is the app used by beta testers to send bug reports. It will send system reports etc that will aid Apple in fixing the problem along with your description and details of your problem.
Macintosh HD Root folders
Applications
Library
System > Library > CoreServices > Applications > Feedback Assistant.app
Users
If you don't have Feedback assistant, you might want to enroll in the public beta.
Beta testing is not for everyone. If you don't have a good backup strategy (Time Machine and clone) I suggest you have backups first. You'll get a new build approx once a week.
There is no Apple Public Beta forum to discuss and get help. MacRumors does have a place to get help but it's all volunteer. macOS High Sierra (10.13) | MacRumors Forums
It's fixed when I connect with server (NAS) <command k> with:
afp://192.xxxx
:-)
We are having the same issue with windows file servers. Have you found a solution?
iMac can't search servers after upgrading to High Sierra
