Description
Sync Breeze Server
Sync Breeze Server is a handy piece of software that can help you synchronize files between disks, directories, network shares, and NAS storage devices. By doing so, you can synchronize files between computers connected to your network.
Key Features:
- Fast and efficient file synchronization
- Multiple one-way and two-way synchronization modes
- Extensive setup options for synchronization plans
- Command Line parameters for universal use
- Intuitive interface for easy synchronization
Technical Specifications:
- File Name: Sync Breeze Server
- Price: Free
- Publisher: Flexense Computing Systems Ltd
- File Size: N/A
- Version: 16.0.38
Efficient File Synchronization
The application provides a fast and efficient way of synchronizing files and folders saved on various disks, directories, network shares, and NAS storage devices. It does so by connecting to a machine on your network and monitoring specific folders for changes, transferring data whenever a modification occurs.
Customizable Synchronization Plans
Sync Breeze Server allows you to extensively set up your synchronization plans. It offers various options for periodic file synchronization, compressed file synchronization, background file synchronization, real-time file synchronization, an option to synchronize specific file types, exclude directories from the process, and define multiple customizable syncs.
Universal Compatibility
The program works with Command Line parameters, making it usable on virtually any computer. This feature eliminates the need for an interface, ensuring compatibility even with slower or older machines.
Intuitive Interface
Sync Breeze Server offers potent tools for creating file sync plans for both local and network-shared files. Its intuitive interface, combined with Command Line parameters, makes it easy to synchronize important or personal files to any machine connected to your network.
User Reviews for Sync Breeze Server 1
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Sync Breeze Server provides efficient file synchronization between disks, directories, and network shares, offering various modes for data flow.