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BBXco
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2 years ago
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Can I sync more than one network folder to a single folder on Dropbox?

We have three separate folders on our server, each containing photos for a specific company. I would like to keep these three folders as they are, but on the Dropbox side, I want to sync all the content from these three folders (and continue to sync) into a single folder. Is this possible? Thank you!!


  • BBXco wrote:

    I would like to keep these three folders as they are, but on the Dropbox side, I want to sync all the content from these three folders (and continue to sync) into a single folder.


    Dropbox will only sync the data located within the Dropbox folder. It can't sync data from other locations, and doesn't support network drives/shares.

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  • Rich's avatar
    Rich
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    2 years ago

    BBXco wrote:

    I would like to keep these three folders as they are, but on the Dropbox side, I want to sync all the content from these three folders (and continue to sync) into a single folder.


    Dropbox will only sync the data located within the Dropbox folder. It can't sync data from other locations, and doesn't support network drives/shares.

  • BBXco's avatar
    BBXco
    New member | Level 2
    2 years ago

    Thank you Rich! Appreciate the info

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