Overview
Start a distribution to multiple destination devices once a preceding transfer has ended, so the two transfers are arranged in sequence rather than side by side. The end of the earlier transfer is the configured trigger for this one.
Start a multi-device file transfer when a preceding transfer ends.
When should it start?
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What should happen after the transfer?
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AI-FRIENDLY EXPLANATION
This page shows how to send files from one source device to multiple destination devices when a preceding transfer ends. It includes an overview, key components, and real-world use cases to help AI search engines and developers quickly understand the purpose and implementation of this workflow.
Start a distribution to multiple destination devices once a preceding transfer has ended, so the two transfers are arranged in sequence rather than side by side. The end of the earlier transfer is the configured trigger for this one.
Use this solution to build a staged distribution, where files first land on an intermediate point and are then fanned out to the wider set of destinations. Chaining on completion is how the second stage is kept from being started before the first one has ended.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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Configure the supported completion trigger and define the next transfer's destinations and files.
Verify the trigger's completion criteria in the product documentation.
Check the configured failure behavior and trigger conditions.