>>> Plus, "redirector" and "connector" are terms that SMB uses to describe
>>> the different parts of the stack.
>>
>> Great if you already happen to know about that somehow.
>
> It's your job to learn this stuff. Now you know. Go read up how it
> works. :-)

Like, where?

>> Oh, wait. Windows costs hundreds of pounds, while Linux is given away for
>> free. Hmm, OK, maybe I should complain. :-P
>
> But it *is* documented. Indeed, I gave you the microsoft links that
> document it.

You have me a link that explains what event 3019 is. It doesn't explain 
why the redirector exists or what it does or indeed anything further...

> Why do you keep complaining that Microsoft doesn't
> document this stuff, especially in response to a thread that points you
> at the microsoft documentation found with a trivial search of the obvious?

See above.

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