Many times the shared folder just works, but some times I have to restart both computers and the router until the folder is finally visible in the other computer. The public folder is a very basic feature, what could be failing? Do I have to track the error to find the solution? If so then how to do that?Both computers are connected via ethernet to an ISP router. I ran ifconfig in both computers, one computer shows enp6s0, the other shows enp3s0, I assume those are just the assigned names for the ethernet cards of each computer. There is no IP conflict, one computer shows 192.168.1.180, the other shows 192.168.1.161The version of Fedora is 25 in both computers, in one of them I used the folder ~/Public. To share I went to system configuration in Nautilus desktop GUI: Sharing -> enable -> File Sharing -> enable -> set the password -> Networks -> enp6s0 -> enable. That configuration shares ~/Public successfully (I keep that configuration permanently), but as I described, many times I have to restart devices to see the folder from the other computer.Maybe this is just very normal or common network problem and troubleshooting? But it happens too often to me, it is very uncomfortable, I do not want to restart devices many times just to share few files in the local network, I open a lot of instances of different programs, if I restart I have to reopen everything again to resume my work.
Can't see local network public shared folder
networking;fedora