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Help. Trying to get files off old NT box on to my mac

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Been trying to get the iMac to connect with a windowsNT 4 pc. The iMac shows up in network neighborhood, but when I double click on the iMac get an error message - "\\imac is not accessible.  The network path was not found.

From the windowsNT PC, I can successfully ping the iMac by name and IP address, and can ping from the PC from the iMac. This is how the iMac sharing is configured:

- have a public folder set as the shared folder, with everyone identified as having read and write privileges
- under sharing/options,"share files and folders using SMB (Windows) is selected
- below that, have the "on" button checked for the accounts I have on the iMac.

I have tried to connect to systems running Mac OS Sierra, High Sierra, 2 x Mojave and Catalina


I’m not entirely sure but it could be the difference in SMB versions. Although you could try setting a shared folder on NT4 and then connecting from the Mac to the new shared folder. 

  • 4 weeks later...

Maybe run an ftp server on one and use an ftp client on the other to move files.

 

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