To enable synchronization from your on-premise SkyVault server, you need an Enterprise
SkyVault subscription and a SkyVault license that contains the synchronization feature.
Ensure that you have access to port 443 and that you are able to access https.
Enterprise to Cloud Sync relies on the Audit feature. In a SkyVault installation, auditing is enabled by default, but if you set the audit.enabled property to false, synchronization will stop working. Both audit.enabled=true and audit.sync.enabled=true are required in the application configuration to enable auditing.
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Copy the license file to the SkyVault installation directory.
The license file has a file extension of .lic.
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Launch the SkyVault Admin Console.
For more information on the Admin Console, see Admin Console Quick Guide.
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Click Apply New License.
You have now applied the license for the Enterprise to Cloud Sync feature.
- Restart the SkyVault server for the Cloud Sync actions to be visible in SkyVault Share.
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Verify that you have successfully enabled Enterprise to Cloud Sync.
- Sync to Cloud action is available for documents and folders in the SkyVault Share Document Library.
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Make sure that the log contains the following message:
2012-09-04 13:38:50,458 INFO [repo.sync.SyncAdminServiceImpl] [main] A key is provided for cloud sync
To start using Enterprise to Cloud Sync, you need to set up synchronization in your
on-premise SkyVault. For more information on setting up Enterprise to Cloud Sync, see
Setting up Enterprise to Cloud
Sync.