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What is two-way sync?
The Two-Way Sync feature allows you to synchronize data between the source and destination computers. Two-way sync ensures that the data on the source and destination computers is the same and in-sync with each other. Environments where the data on the source and destination computers does not change simultaneously.
How does2 way sync work?
A bidirectional or two-way sync works by gathering and connecting data from two different systems through their application programming interfaces (APIs). Every app has an API which acts as a gateway (the technical term for gateways is “servers”) through which data can be extracted, or “pulled”.
How to sync client application to central server?
I have many client applications that sync up to a central server. I am using C#, MS SQL server, Win Forms, ASP.NET MVC + API. I need to learn/figure out how to perform a 2 way sync for data changes across my server database and local databases. My server and local databases are almost (but not quite) an exact match.
Is it possible to sync data between 2 servers?
Syncing data between 2 servers automatically can be a great idea for team members to share data or get updated files in time. Also, it works for personal users who have 2 or more servers. But some users don’t know how to do so, below are example from forum.
Which is the best sync tool for servers?
While for DFS, it’s the most popular sync tool in the server computer and supports backup only changed files with its remote differential compression (RDC). But it only works when you have an Active Directory Domain. And it only sync files stored in the partition with NTFS file system. In addition, the steps are quite complicated.
How is synchronization done outside of Sync Center?
Simply returning from the Synchronize method tells Sync Center that it is done. If the handler wants to perform synchronization in parallel, it may do so by creating multiple threads to perform the synchronization. Some applications already provide a UI outside of Sync Center for managing their synchronization.