You mentioned all 3 stopped SMB scanning at once, which makes it unlikely it is the machine(s).
These steps will verify the access and folder permissions (within Windows):
How-To Test Login to SMB Share from Command Prompt
*Use a workstation other than the one hosting the share*
To see if you can login to the share, map a drive, k in this example:
If testing a local user
net use k:(space)\\server\share(space)/user:server\username(space)*
If testing a domain user
net use k:(space)\\server\share(space)/user:Domain\username(space)*
(NOTE: placing the asterisk at the end of the string means that it will prompt for the password of the user)
To see if you can Read, Write,Delete:
Change to the mapped drive by typing k:
List the contents of the share: dir
See if you can write to the share: mkdir (directory_name)
Confirm that the new directory was created: dir
Delete the directory you created: rmdir (directory_name)
Confirm that the directory was deleted: dir
To disconnect (unmount) the mapped drive:
net use k:(space)/delete
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Dear team,
Deeply asking for your support with my Xerox AltaLink C8030 machines.
Once all 3 machines stopped scanning to the SMB folder.
I did upgrade of firmware and installed the latest patch, so now I am on 103.001.020.23120
I reset the machine (erase customer data) and start from the beginning:
add a contact to address book - which is an SMB folder at Windows Server 2016.
username is added as domain\user
destination test shows Failed: Cannot Login into destination server using credentials provided.
Credentials, folder and user permissions are 100% checked.