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Thank you, Phil, &nbsp;this looks like what I need!
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Thank you, Phil,  this looks like what I need!

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Dear Experts,<br />
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I have used SugarSync service as our off-site snap shot of our file servers, in case we lose electricity to our office.<br />
I liked the concept that SugarSync is constantly mirroring our file server, and if our file server is not available, we can log onto our SugarSync online copy, make modification, and as soon as our file server becomes online, the changes are downloaded from SugarSync to server.<br />
What I did not realize until I started to use the service was SugarSync only allows 100 files in one folder.<br />
Because we have nested folders for each of our client, this proved to be extremely inconvenient, and I decided to cancel their service.<br />
Now I am in search of its replacement. &nbsp;Is there another service like SugarSync? &nbsp;Is my option a hosted server with mirroring application?<br />
I already have Barracuda backup for backup services, but what I need is the up-to-minute mirroring of data.<br />
Please advise.
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Dear Experts,

I have used SugarSync service as our off-site snap shot of our file servers, in case we lose electricity to our office.
I liked the concept that SugarSync is constantly mirroring our file server, and if our file server is not available, we can log onto our SugarSync online copy, make modification, and as soon as our file server becomes online, the changes are downloaded from SugarSync to server.
What I did not realize until I started to use the service was SugarSync only allows 100 files in one folder.
Because we have nested folders for each of our client, this proved to be extremely inconvenient, and I decided to cancel their service.
Now I am in search of its replacement.  Is there another service like SugarSync?  Is my option a hosted server with mirroring application?
I already have Barracuda backup for backup services, but what I need is the up-to-minute mirroring of data.
Please advise.

SugarSync Data Synchronisation substitute

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