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Overview

The Locations page is where you will select the source connection and destination connection to use for the job. The source defines the current location of the content you wish to transfer; the destination defines the location where you would like to move your content.

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Source and Destination Connection

You select the connections by clicking Edit in the Source connection or Destination connection field. This will open the corresponding Connection modal where you can scroll through the list of available connections. Note that not all connections will display in the list since SkySync filters the list to show only connections applicable to the selected Job Type. The list initially only shows the first 50 connections. If you reach the end of the list but don't see the connection you want to use, click Load more to load additional connections. 

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Click on the connection you want to select and click Use this connection. The selected connection will fill in the corresponding connection field. 

Additional Location Options

Once you select the connection, additional fields will display on the screen. These fields vary based on the Job Type selected. Refer to the following sections for specific details about the fields available for each Job Type.

Basic Transfer Jobs

Run as User: If you are an administrator using Impersonation, enable this field and choose the user you wish to access.

Source/Destination Path: If you wish to transfer all content, leave the source path blank. Otherwise, click Edit to select the specific path you want to use for the job. You can also manually specify the path to use. If the path you specify doesn't exist, SkySync will create it.  

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Folder Mapping Job

All job features defined while creating the parent job, will be applied to the child jobs it creates.

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• Target the root of each folder: The child job will be created for the first level folder relative to the source path.

• Target a specific directory within each folder: If there is a folder that is exists in every directory, you can define it with this option.

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User Account Mapping Jobs

Run as User: If you are an administrator using Impersonation, enable this field and choose the user you wish to access.

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• Target the root of each user account: The child job will be created for the first level folder/account relative to the source path.

• Target a specific directory within each user account: If there is a folder that is exists in every user account, you can define it with this option.

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Network Home Drive Mapping Jobs

Run as User: If you are an administrator using Impersonation, enable this field and choose the user you wish to access.

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