When you do that, files will be uploaded to your Dropbox account's root path. If you have a specific folder where you want files to be uploaded to, specify the path to that folder. Next, specify a remote directory in your Dropbox storage account. You can find instructions for obtaining your Dropbox account access token here. This will be the name MFT Server will be using whenever it refers to this particular network storage object.Įnter your Dropbox access token. Once you're inside the Dropbox network storage parameters dialog, give this Dropbox network storage object a name, e.g. Notice that you have several other Network Storage options in there, including Amazon S3, Box, Azure Files, IBM Cloud, and even non-cloud services like FTP, SFTP, and SMB. Select DropBox from the Protocol drop-down list. Once you're inside the domain, navigate to the Network Storage module and click the Add button. Next, go to Domains and select the domain where you want to create that network storage object.

Using dropbox as a file server