Offline folders
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tamore

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Wednesday 14th April 2010
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i've worked in places where i could right click on a network folder or even network drive and create an offline copy which synchronised if any changes were made to either version.

our SBS2008 server doesn't seem to have this enabled though. any ideas where i can do this?

Edited by tamore on Wednesday 14th April 10:19

lestag

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Wednesday 14th April 2010
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tamore said:
i've worked in places where i could right click on a network folder or even network drive and create an offline copy which synchronised if any changes were made to either version.

our SBS2008 server doesn't seem to have this enabled though. any ideas where i can do this?
What is the PC operating system?

tamore

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vista home premium sp2

i have a bad feeling about what you're going to tell me!

BliarOut

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Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Enable it on the SBS2008 management console. You can do it through Group Policy, but SBS2008 really likes things done through the console.

lestag

4,614 posts

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Wednesday 14th April 2010
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tamore said:
vista home premium sp2

i have a bad feeling about what you're going to tell me!
Nah, just without that info it can be like shooting black cats in a dark room with astrobe light..

BlairOut has the answer for you :>

You should also be able to do it via the sync center in Vista. I do that beteeen my vista laptop and XP Pc (acting as a server)

tamore

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BliarOut said:
Enable it on the SBS2008 management console. You can do it through Group Policy, but SBS2008 really likes things done through the console.
can you be more specific please? i've had a look, but can't see where i can enable offline sync of network drives.

tamore

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Paddy_N_Murphy said:
AFAIK it is a feature of Microsofts 'Professional' Operating Systems.
i.e. XP Pro, Vista Pro, or 7 Pro.

Sorry
balls, that was what i was afraid of hearing. 7 pro/ ultimate next it is then.