suche sync-programm welches administrative freigaben nutzt

[::1]

hallo,

ich möchte 2 rechner (pc und laptop) synchronisieren und möchte das über die administrativen freigaben machen... ich müsste dem programm also anmeldedaten (benutzer/passwort) mitgeben... kann mir da jemand eins empfehlen? mit "allways sync" geht es leider nicht

 

[LieberNetterFlo]

hey

also ich benutze "GoodSync" ... obs das kann was du denkst kann ich aber net sagen, da ich keine administrativen Freigaben habe also laut HP unterstützt das folgende Quellen/Ziele:

My Computer
Disks mounted directly on this computer.
Naming convention used: Windows "disk letter + path", example: C:\folder1\folder2\file.ext

Since no authentication is required and disks are always connected, the folder tree is shown right away (clicking Go button is not needed).

My Network
Net Shares (remotely mounted disk volumes) available through Microsoft networking.
Naming convention used: Windows UNC, example: \\share\disk\folder1\folder2\file.ext

List of available network shares is shown, then you can drill down to the sync folder.

Enter UserID and Password if your share is password-protected by UserID and Password that is different from UserID and Password of the Windows account you are logged in to.

You can mount shares both from Local Network (LAN) and from remote computers (WAN), see Synchronizing Via Network section below.

Note that once you logged in to Share, Windows will cache authentication data. So if authentication data changes on server, you must Logout and then Login to you account on the client to make Windows use new authentication data.

FTP
Remote FTP server.
Naming convention used: URL with ftp:// prefix, example: ftp://server.domain.com/folder1/folder2/file.ext
Extended naming convention adds port, auth data: ftp://userid:password@server.domain.com:port/folder/file

UserID and Password are usually required.
If you are connecting to public FTP archive, use UserID "anonymous" and Password "email@somewhere.com".

Passive vs Active mode. By default GoodSync uses Passive FTP mode when connecting, because in this mode no data connections from server to client are required and these connections are not allowed by most firewalls. Check Active Mode box only if Passive mode connection times out and if you firewalls allow servers to initiate FTP data connection to the client.

Secure FTP (FTP over SSH)
Remote SSH server with SFTP capability.
Naming convention used: URL with sftp:// prefix, example: sftp://server.domain.com/folder1/folder2/file.ext
Extended naming convention adds port, auth data: sftp://useridassword@server.domain.comort/folder/file

Authentication data is always required, and it comes in two different varieties:
* UserID + Password.
Just like in FTP, UserID and Password are required to log in.
* UserID + Private Key File.
Private Key File is a small (1-2 Kb) file that contains the "private key" part of the Public - Private Key Pair.
The Public Key is located on the server and only server administrator can put it there.
Private Key may additionally be protected by a password. Enter this password into the Browse dialog or use private key caching program such as Pageant.

We recommend to use SFTP over FTP whenever possible because:
* SFTP encrypts UserID and Password it sends to server, so listener-in-between stealing of authentication data is not possible. FTP sends UserID and Password unencrypted.
* SFTP encrypts all files that it transfers. FTP sends files as is, unencrypted.

WebDAV
Remote DAV server.
Naming convention used: URL with http:// prefix, example: http://server.domain.com/folder1/folder2/file.ext
Extended naming convention adds port, auth data: http://userid:password@server.domain.com:port/folder/file

UserID and Password and it is always required.

DAV is an upload-enabled extension of HTTP protocol. It means that some folders on the server may be HTTP only and some may allow DAV uploads. You cannot connect to HTTP-only folder using our DAV file system.

 

[::1]

hallo,

werde das programm heute abend mal ausprobieren!