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hellosigit
7 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Moving 500GB+ files between Dropbox accounts
How do I seamlessly move 500GB+ files between 2 Dropbox accounts? FYI, I have Business account on the origin account and Enterprise on the destination account, so 500GB can fit. I tried sharing ...
- 7 years agoWhat I would suggest is, you create a new shared folder that is empty and share the folder between both accounts. Then move the files in smaller batches to that folder, let it finish moving and then repeat until you are done with all the files. When all files have moved change ownership of the shared folder to the Enterprise account. Lastly, log in to the other Business account and remove the original plan.Let me know if this helps! :)
Norah
Dropbox Staff
What I would suggest is, you create a new shared folder that is empty and share the folder between both accounts. Then move the files in smaller batches to that folder, let it finish moving and then repeat until you are done with all the files. When all files have moved change ownership of the shared folder to the Enterprise account. Lastly, log in to the other Business account and remove the original plan.
Let me know if this helps! :)
lacalladine
6 years agoNew member | Level 2
This is crazy talk if you have content in folders that exceeds the folder share limit (as I have).
Surprised that DB don't have a "Data transfer tool"
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