If you really want to isolate it from the network, use a router.I think the reason for two network devices is to isolate SMBv1 from the main network. This kind of physical firewall segments obsolete hardware from the rest of the network and is in my opinion important and a good use for a Raspberry Pi.You don't need two ethernet devices.
Your control machine will be using SMBv1
So, you need to set 'server min protocol = NT1' in the rpi's smb.conf (it will
default to 'client min protocol = SMB2_02'
The control machine can connect to and download files from the raspberry pi (using SMBv1), which in turn (without using SMBv1) can download from a Win10 computer.
To help identify why it's not working, I'd suggest switching which Ethernet device is upstream and which is connected to the Windows NT device. This will check whether the problem is associated with the Ethernet hardware or something else.
Statistics: Posted by hortimech — Fri Jun 07, 2024 6:31 am