TerraMaster has just introduced TerraSync, a new backup solution that runs on TNAS-class devices and is compatible with the TerraSync Client. With this application, anyone can turn their TNAS system into a private cloud server to synchronize files across multiple devices.
How can I make a backup ? We'll show you.
TerraSync's goal is to help manage data stored on TNAS devices efficiently and securely. Its digitization strategies include bidirectional synchronization, unidirectional download, and unidirectional upload, enabling a response in specific scenarios.
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TerraSync Digitization Strategies
two-way synchronization
Two-way synchronization ensures that data consistency is maintained between the server and the client. Changes are synchronized in real time at the other end, ensuring data accuracy and precision.
One-way download
If you only need to download data from the server, one-way downloading means that when files are modified on the server, the changes are automatically synchronized with the client. This way, any changes made on the client will not affect the files stored on the server.
One-way charging
With a one-way upload policy, users can synchronize changes made to files on the client with the files on the server. Changes made on the server are not synchronized with the client. This is intended for users who need to keep the latest version of the same file on multiple devices.
TerraSync and TerraSync Client software can be downloaded from the application center. TerraSync Windows has been integrated into the TNAS PC desktop application.
