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Since I upgraded to High Sierra, the network shares which are available to me and were used daily with Sierra, cannot be mounted anymore.
In Finder the command was "Go" -> "Connect to Server" -> smb:.....
Hoping this can be resolved quickly.
Paul
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.1)
See the procedure in the article If your Mac can’t connect to another computer - Apple Support
Some additional articles Network address formats and protocols - Apple Support
Connect your Mac to shared computers and servers - Apple Support
See the procedure in the article If your Mac can’t connect to another computer - Apple Support
Some additional articles Network address formats and protocols - Apple Support
Connect your Mac to shared computers and servers - Apple Support
Unfortunately, having tried all of these commands, is still not working, and this only since the upgrade to High Sierra (from Sierra).
Paul
Cannot anymore connect to shares through Finder with smb...?
