Users Guide

In the following you’ll find various instructions concerning the functioning of the FAUbox client:

• Getting started
• A quick glance over the desktop client
• Editing folders and files via the file system
• Creating a top-level folder via client
• Sharing folders and files via Client
• Managing Folder Members 
  
• Accepting/ Declining a folder invitation
• Stopping the folder synchronization
• Excluding files or directories
• Deleting a top-level folder via client
• Restoring file versions
• Reading the synchronization status via file system
• Accessing FAUbox folders via WebDAV
• >     Accessing folders via WebDAV on Windows
  >     Accessing folders via WebDAV on macOS
  >     Accessing folders via WebDAV on Linux
• Configuring the folder basepath
• Moving the folder basepath of the FAUbox Client
  >    Moving the folder basepath of the FAUbox Client on Windows
  >    Moving the folder basepath of the FAUbox Client on macOS
• Configuring client settings
  >    Configuring DynDNS
  >    Configuring conflict handling
  >    Configuring warnings and notifications
  >    Enabling Expert Mode
  >    File Archive Configuration
  >    Network Configuration
  –            Configuring bandwidth limits
  –            Configuring connection modes
  –            Configuring delta-sync
  –            Configuring multi-source downloads
  –            Configuring network interfaces and ports
  –            Configuring ZIP compression
  –            Enabling on-demand connections
  –            Tuning low-level network settings
  –            Using relay transfers
  –            Using UDT connections
  >    Optimizing the client performances
  >    Starting minimized
  >    Configuring the transfer mode
  >    Configuring the settings of the synchronization pause
• Running as a Windows System Service
• Secure Files with End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) using Boxcryptor
  >    Installing Boxcryptor and creating an Account
  >    Working with Boxcryptor
• Client Log Files