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How exactly does unison star topology work? I sort of understand the concept that one machine acts as the HUB where every spoke syncs to it but is it just a concept and I have to implement it on my own or is this some kind of feature built into unison?<br />
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If I have to script this myself how exactly would I do it, what are the sync steps?<br />

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How exactly does unison star topology work? I sort of understand the concept that one machine acts as the HUB where every spoke syncs to it but is it just a concept and I have to implement it on my own or is this some kind of feature built into unison?

If I have to script this myself how exactly would I do it, what are the sync steps?


unison star topology

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