As Windows 10 no longer supports SMB v1 as used by FreeNAS 0.7.2, it was necessary to find an alternative.
NFS works in Windows 10. You can describe the NFS client as described here.
It is necessary to add the two registry keys to set the UID to zero (root).
I found I needed the nolock option to be able to view files.
mount -o nolock -o anon \\<Server>\<mount> x:
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