If this is inconvenient, you can also do this by importing the files on the server-side as a UNC path rather than a " drive letter based path". Typically, this means to access these tools you need to map a network drive to your media volume, and give it the same letter as it has on your server. Generally, these tools that "touch the disk" only work from the Client side if you have direct filesystem access to the files from the client-side (the full path of the files must match the path on the Server-side). Missing from that list is the impact on Library Tools, the Locate > On Disk, and Send To > External Menu items. Options changes (each client maintains its own options).View customization (columns, sorting, adding / removing views).Playlist creation, management, and deletion.
There will be very little network activity if no changes are being made. This will sync every few minutes in a low priority background thread. The easiest way to use Library Server Sync is to enable automatic syncing of changes. Enable authentication on the server in Options > Media Network > Authentication. Next, since it is possible for a client to delete files from the server, authentication is required to use Library Server Sync.
First, you need a Library Server configured with one or more connected clients.
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