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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have finally managed to get my ATC setup (thank you Strung).<br />
<br />
I've been searching around on YouTube for the following but a lot of the videos seem to be 5+ years old.<br />
<br />
Can anyone help / advise on the following please:<br />
<br />
01 - how do you set up remote file sharing (log in remotely and access files that you have saved to a storage folder on the ATC)<br />
<br />
02 - backing up / syncing your ATC to online storage (backing up your files to ATC is one thing, but it is still very easy to lose that backup... so what is the best way to backup your ATC to an online service, such as Dropbox etc)<br />
<br />
03 - any other tips or tricks :-)<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hi,

I have finally managed to get my ATC setup (thank you Strung).

I've been searching around on YouTube for the following but a lot of the videos seem to be 5+ years old.

Can anyone help / advise on the following please:

01 - how do you set up remote file sharing (log in remotely and access files that you have saved to a storage folder on the ATC)

02 - backing up / syncing your ATC to online storage (backing up your files to ATC is one thing, but it is still very easy to lose that backup... so what is the best way to backup your ATC to an online service, such as Dropbox etc)

03 - any other tips or tricks :-)

Thanks in advance for your help.

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