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I have tried to get things installed on their network before but they dont like that so installing the server is sadly not an option.<br />
The thing is, one of the guys says that he have been using chronosync to sync folders before but I dont get how I would config it to find a folder on a DFS. He might be wrong though..
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I have tried to get things installed on their network before but they dont like that so installing the server is sadly not an option.
The thing is, one of the guys says that he have been using chronosync to sync folders before but I dont get how I would config it to find a folder on a DFS. He might be wrong though..

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Hey experts!<br />
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I have a couple of macs in a windows domain. The domain use DFS-shares and I have admitmac installed on the mac clients to be able to use the DFS-shares but I havent been able to find an application that can synchronize folders bidirectional to the DFS-share.<br />
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Any1 know an application I could use for this?<br />

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Hey experts!

I have a couple of macs in a windows domain. The domain use DFS-shares and I have admitmac installed on the mac clients to be able to use the DFS-shares but I havent been able to find an application that can synchronize folders bidirectional to the DFS-share.

Any1 know an application I could use for this?


Sync folder between OSX and a DFS share

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Apple Software

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