ISyncU WebDav file sync

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FREE! ISyncU Simple File Synchronization BETA!

Sync files between your local hard drive and a mapped path, FTP Server of WebDAV Server

Automatically sync multiple folders to multiple destinations
Destination can be a mapped drive, or FTP or WebDAV
Detects collisions and automatically deals with them.
Back in Time - Backup system means that as files change it keeps old versions you can find/access by date.
Sync the same folder from multiple PC's
Automatically Upload/Downloads new or changed files and removes deleted files.
Very easy to install and configure (try it now, have it running in minutes)
Completely Free! (and no nonsense with search tool bars you don't want either!)
Run your own private/secure/free cloud using our WebDav server software

Sync important documents to a usb stick, so you always have an up to date copy of your files ready to take with you.
Automatically backup files to a network share.
Keep the same set of mp3 files on multiple systems.
Sync documents between multiple systems at work and home.
Setup your own business/school/company "drop box" like server using our ISyncU server, and keep your important information in your own hands!
Sync files/documents to a network share

If you want to sync a folder between home/work, then the WebDav option is best.
If you just want to sync between several pc's at work, then syncing to a shared drive would be best.
If you just want our 'BackInTime' protection then syncing to a usb or shared network drive is ideal.
In general the WebDav protocol is more modern and thus faster and more reliable than the FTP protocol, so where both are available choose WebDav.

WebDav is a protocol for file transfers, it's more modern/robust than FTP, and is layered over the HTTP protocol (which is what web browsers use). Many providers of internet 'storage' options will provide 'Webdav' access as one option. Although be warned some of them have not implemented it correctly, we will compile a list of known good or faulty providers below. But for best results use our 'ISyncU server' and run your own bit of cloud :-)

When a file is going to be replaced or deleted the 'old' version of the file is moved to the .backintime directory structure, into a sub folder based on the current date/hour. After a period of a few weeks duplicate files on the same day are removed and only one file is kept per day. In windows explorer you can 'search' the .backintime folder to find all occurances of a file you wish to restore, once you have identified the one you want simply copy it over the existing file.

Please note this product is still in Beta Testing we appreciate any suggestions you have, send us feedback using this form:
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