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Hello everybody:<\/p>\n

Most of us have several online hosting services configured, and our documents distributed among them: Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box \u2026 And unless you are very organized and use each of them for a specific purpose, in the end so much variety usually ends in chaos and you don\u2019t know what you keep in each one of them.<\/p>\n

This is where a service like MultCloud can come in handy. It is a platform that combines multiple online file hosting services in a single interface , so that you can control them all at the same time comfortably, move files from one to another and combine the available space between them.<\/p>\n

How to start using MultCloud
\nTo use MultCloud you can identify yourself with your Facebook or Google credentials, or if you prefer, create a new user account. One detail that I liked is that if you just want to browse to see what it is like without committing to anything , you just have to click on the \u201cExperience without signing up\u201d button.<\/p>\n

Once you are identified as a user, you can start adding the hosting services you use. MultCloud has support for more than 20, from the most popular like Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive, to lesser known ones like WebDav, CloudMe or Cubby.<\/p>\n

Multcloud
\nIn most cases, MultCloud will use the API of the service in question to connect it with its platform. Logically, you will have to give the corresponding permissions. In other cases, you will have to provide the access data directly to MultCloud (for example, if you add your own FTP server), which may raise some questions regarding security and privacy for some users .<\/p>\n

After having connected your hosting services with MultCloud, you can manage them comfortably from your file manager . The services appear in a sidebar on the left, while the window on the right shows the contents of the one you have currently selected.<\/p>\n

Multcloud
\nMoving files between services, the most practical
\nIt should be noted that from the file manager you can perform all kinds of operations, such as deleting or renaming files, creating new folders and of course, moving files from one service to another \u2013 something for which MultCloud is especially useful. You can do it with individual files, or if it is a complete backup, use the Transfer tool. This tool allows you to move entire folders and has some configuration options to control whether files are renamed, overwritten, etc.<\/p>\n

MultCloud has a free version with some limitations : you cannot schedule file transfers or use transfer filters. Also, the data traffic in the free version is limited to 2 TB, but it can be raised to 10 TB by spamming the service a bit on your social media profiles.<\/p>\n

In summary, MultCloud is an interesting service because it allows you to more comfortably manage multiple file hosting services \u2013 and it is especially very useful if for some reason you want to move all your files from one service to another . On the contrary, using it means giving an application access to your information from Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and others, and at this point each one must decide to what extent they trust.<\/p>\n

More information | MultCloud<\/a><\/p>\n

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La mayor\u00eda de nosotros tiene varios servicios de alojamiento online configurados, y nuestros documentos repartidos entre ellos: Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box\u2026 Y a menos que seas muy organizado y utilices cada uno de ellos para un objetivo concreto, al final tanta variedad suele acabar en caos<\/strong> y no sabes qu\u00e9 guardas en cada uno de ellos.<\/p>\n

Aqu\u00ed es donde un servicio como MultCloud puede ser de utilidad. Se trata de una plataforma que combina m\u00faltiples servicios de alojamiento de ficheros online en una sola interfaz<\/strong>, de forma que puedes controlarlos todos a la vez c\u00f3modamente, mover ficheros de uno a otro y combinar el espacio disponible entre ellos.<\/p>\n

C\u00f3mo empezar a usar MultCloud<\/h2>\n

Para usar MultCloud puedes identificarte con tus credenciales de Facebook o Google, o si lo prefieres, crear una cuenta nueva de usuario. Un detalle que me ha gustado es que si s\u00f3lo quieres curiosear para ver c\u00f3mo es sin comprometerte a nada<\/strong>, no tienes m\u00e1s que hacer clic en el bot\u00f3n \u201cExperience without signing up\u201d.<\/p>\n

Una vez identificado como usuario, puedes empezar a a\u00f1adir los servicios de alojamiento que utilizas. MultCloud tiene soporte para m\u00e1s de 20, desde los m\u00e1s populares como Dropbox, Google Drive o OneDrive, hasta otros menos conocidos como WebDav, CloudMe o Cubby.<\/p>\n

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En la mayor\u00eda de casos MultCloud utilizar\u00e1 la API del servicio en cuesti\u00f3n<\/strong> para conectarlo con su plataforma. L\u00f3gicamente, tendr\u00e1s que dar los permisos correspondientes. En otros casos, tendr\u00e1s que proporcionar los datos de acceso directamente a MultCloud (por ejemplo, si a\u00f1ades un servidor FTP propio), lo que puede plantear a algunos usuarios ciertas dudas en cuanto a seguridad y privacidad<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Despu\u00e9s de haber conectado tus servicios de alojamiento con MultCloud, puedes gestionarlos c\u00f3modamente desde su gestor de ficheros<\/strong>. Los servicios aparecen en una barra lateral a la izquierda, mientras que la ventana de la derecha muestra los contenidos del que tengas seleccionado en ese momento.<\/p>\n

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Mover ficheros entre servicios, lo m\u00e1s pr\u00e1ctico<\/h2>\n

Cabe destacar que desde el gestor de ficheros puedes realizar todo tipo de operaciones, como borrar o renombrar ficheros, crear nuevas carpetas y por supuesto, mover los ficheros de un servicio a otro<\/strong> \u2013 algo para lo que MultCloud es especialmente \u00fatil. Puedes hacerlo con ficheros individuales, o si se trata de un backup completo, usar la herramienta Transfer. Esta herramienta permite mover carpetas enteras y cuenta con algunas opciones de configuraci\u00f3n para controlar si los ficheros se renombran, se sobrescriben, etc.<\/p>\n

MultCloud tiene una versi\u00f3n gratuita con algunas limitaciones<\/strong>: no se pueden programar transferencias de ficheros ni tampoco usar los filtros de transferencia. Adem\u00e1s, el tr\u00e1fico de datos en la versi\u00f3n gratis est\u00e1 limitado a 2 TB, pero se puede subir a 10 TB haciendo un poco de spam del servicio en tus perfiles de redes sociales.<\/p>\n

En resumen, MultCloud es un servicio interesante porque permite gestionar de forma m\u00e1s c\u00f3moda m\u00faltiples servicios de alojamiento de ficheros \u2013 y es sobre todo muy \u00fatil si por alguna raz\u00f3n quieres mover todos tus ficheros de un servicio a otro<\/strong>. Por contra, usarlo supone darle acceso a una aplicaci\u00f3n a tu informaci\u00f3n de Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive y dem\u00e1s, y en este punto cada uno debe decidir hasta d\u00f3nde conf\u00eda.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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