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Microsoft Entra Cloud Sync is a new offering from Microsoft designed to meet and accomplish your hybrid identity goals for synchronization of users, groups, and contacts to Microsoft Entra ID. It accomplishes this by using the Microsoft Entra cloud provisioning agent instead of the Microsoft Entra Connect application. However, it can be used alongside Microsoft Entra Connect Sync and it provides the following benefits:

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Prior to a recent Dropbox update, all of my files on my PC were automatically synced into the cloud. I've always had smart sync off, so that I get to choose what folders I want on my PC. I want them ALL on my PC, but a recent update has changed it to that now they are only on Dropbox in the cloud and NOT on my PC anymore. I hate it. I have looked and looked by cannot find any way to force any new folders or files I create on my PC dropbox folder to always stay there and not to be replaced by an image with an X and only a cloud link.

Quite by accident, I discovered that if I right click on a file I get an option to choose syncing between local and cloud. I never saw that before and never designated my files to sync like that, so it's new to my knowledge. I was able to right click on my entire dropbox local drive and force all of my 25,000 file the cloud back onto my PC, so that's good.

One big question remains: How do I force new files added and new folders I add to stay on my PC, but upload also to the cloud where my other computers (or other people) automatically get a copy of my files and folders? Surely, I don't have to constantly tell each new file to not only upload the file to the cloud but to keep the local copy as well?

Alas, I've known--and have been using--that feature for years. It's off now and I've never turned it on. Yet, somehow, all my files automatically became cloud only a month or so ago. I've done as suggested by above and right clicked on the folder to make it local only, but will quadrillion-check to confirm that the settings are still set to off for 'save space automatically'.

I am looking to do a one-way (upload changes only) sync with a cloud-based storage solution that is one of the supported services. My question is simple, but the answer isn't really in the documentation.

But what happens if I were to suffer a catastrophic failure of the RAID set in the ReadyNAS and all data is lost? Will it immediately begin purging data from the cloud storage because it no longer exists on the ReadyNAS, as if a massive delete action was done? Or is the OS smart enough to break the replication in that scenario to allow reversing the sync and recovering from the cloud back to the ReadyNAS?

The app used is generally one specifically developed by the company that operates the cloud service, though there are some more generic ones. While the apps are available for selection in the GUI, Netgear still has done little except make them easy to load into your ReadyNAS and make sure they are compatible with the Linux system at the core of OS6. To get a more thorough answer to your question, you'll have to be more specific about the app and service you are using.

Okay, so the Google Drive sync. Let's go with that one. How do I find out about its capabilities? Is there a GitHub repo? If Netgear includes these as their "default" providers for cloud sync, they've got to have some level of support for them, at least some information on where to go to get information.

I'm in the same boat. I have a script that rsync's my primary on-prem distribution point to all my secondary distribution points. But if I'm uploading to the cloud there isn't an automated way I can find to synchronize that with the on-prem servers.

Is there a way to upload the files from my primary on-prem server to the cloud (that I can add to my shell script) or from the cloud to an on-prem server (where my shell script will pick up and redistribute to the remaining servers)?

From what I gather, Jamf has very few customers outside Education that have any interest in an "On-Prem" DP once they move to the cloud. Which, to me, seems ridiculous. But, I could see why it's a bigger thing in EDU. Imaging large groups of machines at once (labs, or employee machines all at once) is a very EDU thing. Just wish they'd give us an option.

Before Jamf Cloud we had rsync from on master to our DPs automatically. We found out that it couldn't be done automatically AFTER we switched. I wish there was a process that we could leverage automatically.

With everyone working remotely these days we are looking to swap it over to cloud as principal DP. Is it as simple as just ticking the Use as principal distribution point box in Jamf, do I then need to sync back the other direction?

Syncing your account to the Microsoft Cloud means that a copy of your email, calendar, and contacts will be synchronized between your email provider and Microsoft data centers. Having your mailbox data in the Microsoft Cloud lets you use the new features of the Outlook client (New Outlook for Windows, Outlook for iOS, Outlook for Android, Outlook.com, or Outlook for Mac) with your non-Microsoft account, just like with your Microsoft accounts.

The ability to sync to the Microsoft Cloud is available to Outlook.com users who have an active Microsoft 365 personal or family subscription. For Outlook.com, the following features are only available for Gmail accounts.

My SEPM is Active Directory synched. I've enrolled my SEPM in the cloud. I just ran into an instance where a computer that is no longer in AD or in SEPM is still listed in the console. How often does SEPM and the cloud console sync (if at all) to ensure that the clients listed in the console accurately reflects the actual client count of the site?

How / where can you see that sync? Does that sync include device counts & group memeberships? Device count in console is higher than device count in SEPM. Are there IPs, etc I should allow SEPM to through firewall? Maybe I'm inadvertantly blcoking it.

We were seeing it in SEPM just based on timestamps. There is a log located in the tomcat directory as well that can be reviewed but I'm not in front of SEPM now to recall the name of it. As long as the cloud bridge service is running on the SEPM this is what connects to the cloud service, over 443. Don't use AD sync so I can't comment on the specifics of it compared to not using AD sync. Sorry.

We have it set for AD to manage device organization. My question really revolves around accounting for licensing purposes. Internally (on SEPM), I have 583 devices, but in the cloud portal, there are 684. I only hold licenses for 650 clients. So, I have two questions:

2. How do we (in the future) manage cloud connected devices? Meaning - if a computer gets reimaged, retired, etc., how does that reflect in the cloud portal. Desktop support who provisions workstations does not always keep security up to speed on computers disabled, removed, reimaged, etc. Looking for the automation piece. I don't want to manually hunt down workstations that haven't checked in for X amount of days.

Device Management is off, so yes, it should be synched with SEPM. I had pending windows updates, so, I installed and rebooted and in the 'other events' section of alerts & events, 16 device deletions took place shortly after the reboot. The total number of devices listed in the cloud still doesn't match up with what is listed in SEPM. I'm willing to give it anohter 24 hours - not sure when this data is replicated between SEPM & Cloud

It looks like normal operation has resumed as device counts in both SEPM and cloud are now in sync. I'm assuming that something with the windows updates hung the bridge process, and as @adamli9 pointed out, there have been improvements to the bridge process in the newer releases, so an update is in my very near future.

Wondering if any one has experience of syncing Airtable with JIRA Cloud, I've setup a sysnc'd table in Airtable to pul our service desk data so I can build a dashboard, however some of our custom fields have not been pulled though one example is Organisations, this is a key field I need to build a useful dashboard.

Hi, I have the same issue. Using different Jira filters as sources, different custom fields are offered to be synched. And I couldn't spot any rule or pattern based on what criteria, airtable is doing that. Any help will be really appreciated.

Hello. I just ran into this problem as well, and luckily I've just recently redone our entire Jira schemes and was able to easily debug the issue for this. It appears that Airtable is looking at the Create screen for picking up these fields to sync. If your custom field is not present on that screen, it will likely not show up as a field to sync into Airtable.

I'm new to this forum, but I have experience with syncing Airtable and JIRA Cloud. I had a similar issue where some custom fields were not being pulled through. I found that it was due to a compatibility issue between the two platforms. In terms of building a dashboard, have you considered using any third-party integration tools? They have pre-built integrations for Airtable and JIRA Cloud that might solve your syncing issue. Also, if you're interested in cloud computing, you might want to check out the CompTIA Cloud+ certification. It covers a wide range of cloud computing topics, including security, maintenance, and troubleshooting. I found it really helpful in my own career. ff782bc1db