> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.earthdefenderstoolkit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.earthdefenderstoolkit.com/espanol-1/uso-del-dispositivo/bundled-applications/content-syncronization.md).

# Sincronización de contenido

A veces queremos mantener sincronizados los datos entre dispositivos, como por ejemplo, para tener documentos compartidos en diferentes dispositivos, y que puedan ser visualizados por todo un equipo de trabajo. Para eso podemos usar la misma aplicación que utilizamos en [syncing-content.md](/espanol-1/uso-del-dispositivo/first-steps/syncing-content.md), que es Syncthing. Usualmente se encuentra en la dirección: <http://edt.local:8082>

Podemos comenzar agregando una carpeta desde nuestra nube comunitaria:

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Asigna un nombre descriptivo a la nueva carpeta. La carpeta de contenido se llama `/config` aquí, por lo que debes ubicar tu carpeta debajo de ella.

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Antes de hacer clic para guardar, ve a la pestaña de **Avanzado**. Cambia el **Tipo de carpeta** según necesites.

Para la nube, normalmente es bueno seleccionar **Enviar únicamente**, ya que la mayoría de las veces queremos tener una única fuente de verdad para el contenido.

Finalmente, haz clic en guardar.


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