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Hello we operate in a closed loop network, the only way to transfer files\data is to use a USB device or a CD\DVD. &nbsp;With this being said we must scan any USB device that connects to external device\network before re introducing it back onto our closed loop network. &nbsp;I've got to download several items a day, updates and such, place them on USB device scan then copy to our closed loop network this has gotten to take up a lot of time. &nbsp;My question is are there any other alternative methods that wouldn't require a scan each time?
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Hello we operate in a closed loop network, the only way to transfer files\data is to use a USB device or a CD\DVD.  With this being said we must scan any USB device that connects to external device\network before re introducing it back onto our closed loop network.  I've got to download several items a day, updates and such, place them on USB device scan then copy to our closed loop network this has gotten to take up a lot of time.  My question is are there any other alternative methods that wouldn't require a scan each time?

Copy to from closed loop

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Storage

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