Windows uses folder mappings to synchronize files

There are times when you need this on a Windows server:

Your files in the f:\test, but for other reasons the user access is E:\test, if you want to e:\test files in sync with f:\test, in addition to using synchronization software to do, you can use the Windows folder mapping to do

Mklink/j "E:\test" "F:\test"

"E:\test" This folder does not exist beforehand, is the target folder to be created (mapped)

Now whether you're creating or modifying a file in F:\test or e:\test, you'll see a modified or new file in another folder.

Windows uses folder mappings to synchronize files