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A problem was found when using Windows Server 2016: the "Sysvol" and "Netlogon" folders of DC could not be accessed using the IP address after login.

For example, when you access "\ 192.168.0.1\ Sysvol", you will be prompted to "deny access". If you enter a domain name, you can access it. For example, it is normal to access "\\ DC\ Sysvol".

After looking for it on the Internet, it is said that starting from Windows 10, Sysvol and Netlogon shares cannot be accessed through the UNC path by default.

It can be solved by the following methods:

Run "gpedit.msc" to open the group policy, go to the computer → Administrative template → Network → Network provider → hardened UNC path, enable the policy, and then click the Show button to enter the server name (for example, "\\ DC") to the value name. And enter the following text in the value field: "RequireMutualAuthentication = 0magentic RequireIntegrity = 0meme RequirePrivacy = 0".

PS:

1. This method should also be applicable to Windows 10.

2. What I tested is that you only need to enter the server name into the "value name", and the "value" can be left blank.

Reference: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1389891-windows-10-and-sysvol-netlogon

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