1. Client app
Support the server to set the client to force the hash check, encrypted transfer, automatic upgrade, configure client icon
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable hash check | Raysync Client will force hash check transfer to be turned on. |
| Enable encrypted transfer | Raysync Client will force encrypted transfer to be turned on. |
| Enable auto-update | When the Client is configured with the correct default server, a silent upgrade will be performed automatically when the server version is higher than the client version. |
| Configure URL | Use to enable the foreground user page to start the Raysync Client. You only need to modify the URL when customizing the Client version, otherwise it may affect normal use. If you need to customize the Client, please contact Raysync staff. |
2. Transfer
Support setting server global speed limit, time period speed limit, client transfer unit, transfer file format limit, transfer protocol selection. Click setting-Transfer settings
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Maximum upload/download speed | Controls the maximum speed of the server during global upload/download (You can click Mbps and switch the speed limit unit) |
| Max speed period setting | The maximum upload/download speed of the server at a certain period |
| Transfer Units | Client transfer unit display |
| Transfer file format limit | Transfer file format is divided into white list and black list. The whitelist is used to configure the file formats that the system allows to upload. Blacklist is used to configure the file formats that are not allowed to be uploaded by the system. |
| Select transfer protocol | Auto select UDP/TCP: Set to automatically switch to TCP transfer when the transfer delay is lower than XXms; Use UDP transfer only: the transfer task only uses UDP mode transfer; Use TCP transfer only: the transfer task only uses TCP mode transfer; Give priority to UDP transfer, UDP cannot communicate automatically switch to TCP transfer: the system default configuration, when UDP connection fails, automatically switch to TCP transfer |
| Transfer type | Set the transmission type, you can set to use only clienttransmission or only web transmission or the default(Web and Client) |
| Task name setting | You can customize a transfer task name when creating a client transfer task |
3. Sync
Global sync function switch, When enabled, all users can use sync. When disabled, all users cannot use sync.
4. Peer-to-peer
4.1 Peer-to-Peer transfer
If you want to use the Peer-to-Peer transfer, You must to :
- Open Peer-to-Peer ports for the service. TCP/3443;UDP/3478;UDP/32003
- Configure the public or internal ip address (the same as the IP address of the Raysync service) and port number of the peer-to-peer service. If the service is used on a public network, set the IP address to a public network. After the configuration is successful, the system restarts to take effect
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Peer to Peer Server address | Public or internal IP addresses of peer-to-peer services (the same as the IP address of the Raysync service). Multiple IP addresses are supported, but domain names are not supported |
| Port | Port monitored by the Peer-to-Peer service. The default port is 32003 |
4.2 Stun Service
Configuring the stun Service(Optional), it can detect the network between two devices to establish a direct connection service between the devices when creating peer to peer transfer, which improves the success rate of direct connection in peer-to-peer task transmission. You can deploy your private Stun service or use an open public Stun service.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Stun Server address | Public IP address or domain name of the Stun service. Only one IP address is supported |
| Port | Port monitored by the Stun service. The default port is 3478 |