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<blockquote data-quote="seppi2204" data-source="post: 691821" data-attributes="member: 108981">AW: [Tool] SyncMPHi disaster,That's what I meant with &quot;are also other ways to set it up, e.g. with the usage of a NAS&quot;.You can set this in two ways:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Set the Nas/Server Path as the default path of all plugins on Client1. So all Data of the plugins will be saved on the Server. On Client 2&amp;3 you set this path in SyncClient as &quot;Master-Path&quot;. The handicap of this would be that Client1 has to grab all the data over the network, which isn't that fast as it would be when it's been saved on the local HD. Probably it will take a little bit longer to load the db's when you enter MovingPictures/TVSeries.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The other way is to grab all the Data to the local HD and synchronize it with the NAS/Server Path. Handicap of this would be that you have each time you did an update, have to run the Synchronization tool, to get the newest Data on the NAS/Server</li>
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[QUOTE="seppi2204, post: 691821, member: 108981"] [b]AW: [Tool] SyncMP[/b] Hi disaster, That's what I meant with "are also other ways to set it up, e.g. with the usage of a NAS". You can set this in two ways: [List][*]Set the Nas/Server Path as the default path of all plugins on Client1. So all Data of the plugins will be saved on the Server. On Client 2&3 you set this path in SyncClient as "Master-Path". The handicap of this would be that Client1 has to grab all the data over the network, which isn't that fast as it would be when it's been saved on the local HD. Probably it will take a little bit longer to load the db's when you enter MovingPictures/TVSeries. [*]The other way is to grab all the Data to the local HD and synchronize it with the NAS/Server Path. Handicap of this would be that you have each time you did an update, have to run the Synchronization tool, to get the newest Data on the NAS/Server[/List] [/QUOTE]

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