For Windows, PCMacLan was a far superior option to whatever Microsoft shipped. It supported sharing via the classic Appletalk protocol and TCP/IP. The software supports up to Windows XP if you have 9.0. I have used System 7 and an Apple IIgs running AppleShare as clients without a problem.
On the Mac side, Thurby's DAVE gave OS8-9 SMB sharing capabilities and integrated with the Chooser.
If you need an easy "free" solution, the A2SERVER VM runs both netatalk and samba preconfigured and automatically enables the same drive shares for each.
http://ivanx.com/a2server/
On the Mac side, Thurby's DAVE gave OS8-9 SMB sharing capabilities and integrated with the Chooser.
If you need an easy "free" solution, the A2SERVER VM runs both netatalk and samba preconfigured and automatically enables the same drive shares for each.
http://ivanx.com/a2server/