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The central sync feature is available as a legacy feature on SKYVISITOR.com when using the Windows Apps.
Compatible only with legacy versions pre 2.0.0
It is configured in the Settings on the Booker/SkyTouch Windows app and enables data to synch across PCs on the network, with 1 PC or server syncing to cloud data.
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This may achieve faster speeds where the internet speed is not reliably fast, but where the network is and means that the data across users will be more in line, than relying on up/down stream from the internet.
Where Central Sync is in use, for the internal users connecting across the LAN, the Connection Settings in the Active section below would contain the address/path to the server data, where otherwise it would show the cloud database path.
The 'server' setting would point to the skyvisitor cloud (as installed).
Requirement
You need to be access the destination from the source across the network with min Read/Write. User Access policies may need to be considered.
Compatible only with legacy versions pre 2.0.0
It is configured in the Settings on the Booker/SkyTouch Windows app and enables data to synch across PCs on the network, with 1 PC or server syncing to cloud data.
This may achieve faster speeds where the internet speed is not reliably fast, but where the network is and means that the data across users will be more in line, than relying on up/down stream from the internet.
Where Central Sync is in use, for the internal users connecting across the LAN, the Connection Settings in the Active section below would contain the address/path to the server data, where otherwise it would show the cloud database path.
The 'server' setting would point to the skyvisitor cloud (as installed).
Requirement
You need to be access the destination from the source across the network with min Read/Write. User Access policies may need to be considered.