To configure file replication with SFTP, follow these steps:
1. Choose a file replication tool that supports SFTP. Some common tools include SyncBackPro, GoodSync, and Syncthing.
1. Connect to the SFTP server. In most cases, you will need the SFTP host name, username, and password.
1. Choose the files or folders you want to replicate. This may involve selecting specific files or directories or using filters to include or exclude certain types of files.
1. Choose the destination for the replicated files. This could be a local directory, a remote server, or a cloud storage solution (like Dropbox or Google Drive).
1. Configure the replication options. Depending on the tool you are using, you may be able to choose how frequently the replication runs, how many versions of each file are saved, and other settings.
1. Test the replication process. Run the replication job and verify that the files are properly copied to the destination location.
1. Monitor the replication process. Set up alerts or notifications so you are informed of any errors or problems that occur during file replication. This will help ensure the integrity of your data and prevent data loss.
