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kat.hayes

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I use to be able to network to my iMac and the drives connected to it from my MacBook Pro, though after upgrading to Catalina I receive the attached error. Is there some simple setting that I need to update?

Thanks.
 

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kat.hayes

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I turned file sharing on and off. I also re-added the drives and they display in the Shared Folders section and are set to provide me Read & Write access. I also removed access to myself and re-added it. It still doesn't want to work...
 

MAlexB

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Do you have macOS Server installed? – Then the current version is likely the culprit; move it to the trash, wait a few seconds until macOS disables its services and you should be back to normal again (w/o Server of course)...
 

kat.hayes

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I'm still trying to figure this out. I turned off file sharing and removed all of the shared folders and just re-added the shared folders and I am getting the same message. When I go to network from my MacBook Pro it is showing all of the same folders as before, even the ones I removed.

1. I just noticed in the Sharing Preferences window, in the column/options for users there is an option for Staff and Everyone. What is Staff and why would I want an Everyone option here?

2. Any other ideas as to what might fix this?

Thanks!
 
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