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# Syncing content

The Earth Defenders Offline Toolkit comes with an instance of [Syncthing](https://syncthing.net/) running, usually on the address: <http://edt.local:8082>

The default username is `admin` and password is `admin123.`

The first time a device is connected it’ll send a request to Earth Defenders Toolkit Cloud to start syncing content. Get the ID from the the local Offline Toolkit Syncthing instance:

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Get in touch with us on [Support](/support.md)and send along your Syncthing ID along with other information.

Once we authorize syncing from the EDT Cloud the local Offline Toolkit should start displaying syncing information:

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Syncing can take a while because it's a few gigabytes of content. Once that's done, all content should be ready for offline use.


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