Hi,
I am trying to work remotely from my house instead of going into the office every day.
I would like to setup some software to synchronise a remote server (already connected to VPN & mapped the drives automatically on login).
There are 2 folders
On Server: User Name
On my Macbook: User Name (in documents)
I would like to be able to sync between them, so when I copy some finished work into that folder on my mac it will sync it with the folder on the server. Whether this is scheduled hourly or promoted when a file is copied to that location- I don't mind, probably the later would be better.
I would also like the software to sync the other way as well so if someone from the office copies some files into the folder on the server my software will sync it to my macbook. again hourly or prompted on folder changes I don't mind.
I have some software called CCC (carbon copy cloner) already which does a straight clone of my external hard drives to keep 2 copies of my drives in case one fails. I have looked on this though and it seems to only have features to sync one way?
Thanks
Luke
I am trying to work remotely from my house instead of going into the office every day.
I would like to setup some software to synchronise a remote server (already connected to VPN & mapped the drives automatically on login).
There are 2 folders
On Server: User Name
On my Macbook: User Name (in documents)
I would like to be able to sync between them, so when I copy some finished work into that folder on my mac it will sync it with the folder on the server. Whether this is scheduled hourly or promoted when a file is copied to that location- I don't mind, probably the later would be better.
I would also like the software to sync the other way as well so if someone from the office copies some files into the folder on the server my software will sync it to my macbook. again hourly or prompted on folder changes I don't mind.
I have some software called CCC (carbon copy cloner) already which does a straight clone of my external hard drives to keep 2 copies of my drives in case one fails. I have looked on this though and it seems to only have features to sync one way?
Thanks
Luke