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Do you mean that it's not automatically detected, or that you can't connect to it even by name?
What I use for folder sharing is virtiofs. It's very similar to how vmware solves this. It does not need a shared network connection or anything, it's a bit like if you passed through a speaker or a graphics card.
No idea how it would be configured in your setup as I use it with proxmox, but if your setup runs a qemu command, you can edit its parameters, and you can set up a command that runs every time before the vm is started with that qemu command, I may be able to help you set it up, you just need to reply here telling that.