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We have two client locations, both of them connected via VPN. We have two data shares on each location which need to be syncronised every 30 minutes. <br />
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We have been using dirsync pro till now. But the problem with dirsync is it sees the other location as just a network share/folder and when it transfers files, it consumes most of the bandwidth. Is there any program that enables us to limit the bandwidth.<br />
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There is an option called bandwidth throttling in dirsync, but it still congests the network whenever there is a big file.<br />
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We have two client locations, both of them connected via VPN. We have two data shares on each location which need to be syncronised every 30 minutes. 

We have been using dirsync pro till now. But the problem with dirsync is it sees the other location as just a network share/folder and when it transfers files, it consumes most of the bandwidth. Is there any program that enables us to limit the bandwidth.

There is an option called bandwidth throttling in dirsync, but it still congests the network whenever there is a big file.



Is there a bi-directional file transfer program that works over the VPN and allows us bandwidth limiting?

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