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Stop Managing Files. Start Using Them.

No more downloading, uploading, or wondering if you have the latest version. Your Procore documents stay perfectly in sync on your desktop—automatically.

Without odrive

• Download a spec, work on it, re-upload when done
• "Is this the latest version or did someone update it?"
• Hard drive full of old project files you might need someday
• Forgot to upload your changes—now there's a conflict
• Emailed an outdated drawing to the GC

With odrive

• Double-click to open—it's always the current version
• Save your changes, they sync to Procore automatically
• Teammate updates a file? You see it immediately
• See all files without downloading—they stream on-demand
• Right-click to unsync and free up disk space instantly

How It Works

Connect once, stay in sync forever. Your Procore documents are always at your fingertips.

Automatic Two-Way Sync

Changes flow both directions instantly. Edit a file on your desktop, it updates in Procore. Someone updates in Procore, you see it immediately.

Always the Latest Version

No more "which version is this?" Every file you open is current. No stale downloads cluttering your hard drive.

Download On-Demand

See all your files without downloading everything. Files appear as placeholders and download instantly when you double-click to open them.

Works Offline Too

Pin folders for jobsite access without internet. Work offline all day, and everything syncs automatically when you reconnect.

Your Permissions Apply

Procore permissions carry through. Subs see only their folders. PMs see everything. No duplicate permission management.

Free Up Disk Space

Done with a project? Right-click to unsync and reclaim your disk space. Files stay safe in the cloud—double-click to download again anytime.

Trusted by Construction Companies

See why 3K+ construction companies rely on odrive for their document workflow.

"Odrive gives us instantaneous access and allows us to work on Project files right from the desktop."

Angela Scoggins

Senior Project Accountant, L. Keeley Construction

"Odrive has been a huge time saver for our MEP coordinators, keeping our subcontractor files updated."

Christopher O'Neil, RA

Director of VDC, Lee Kennedy Company

"With Odrive, we have significantly improved workflow efficiencies and reliable desktop sync capabilities."

Brendan Henry

Director, Kilcawley Construction

"Odrive was the key solution for allowing our engineers to use .xref files in AutoCAD."

Arielle B.

Operations Coordinator, CML Security

"Odrive has exceeded our expectations. It was extremely easy to roll out and train our team."

Jackson Chastain

Project Manager, ELCCO Electric

"The integration with Procore has been seamless and smooth. Odrive has also been quicker with syncing."

Rusty M.

Project Executive, Graycor

ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION

Keep Your File Server in Sync with Procore

odrive Server Sync connects your Windows file server to Procore bidirectionally. Office teams work on local storage, field teams work in Procore, everyone stays in sync automatically.

Map any folder to any project—you control which folders sync to which Procore projects
Real-time sync as users work—changes sync automatically, no batch jobs or delays
Bidirectional: office ↔ field—updates flow both ways, keeping everyone current
Runs as a Windows service—fits into your existing IT infrastructure

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To successfully use this image, you must understand how the vMX operates. Unlike standard enterprise virtual routers, the vMX splits its operations into two distinct virtual machines (VMs) to mirror the hardware architecture of physical MX series routers: 1. Virtual Control Plane (VCP)

When you boot the image for the first time, it will loop through a clean installation sequence and land on a login prompt. : The default username is root with no password.

Among the various versions of vMX floating around the internet and historical archives, one specific file name continuously surfaces in network forums: .

: Represents the complete installation package containing the Junos OS software kernel, user-space applications, and necessary packaging scripts to build or upgrade a Junos device.

Once the VM is provisioned and linked to a companion VFP instance via internal bridge interfaces (usually mapping fxp0 and the internal communication links), power on the VCP node.

root> request system ssh host-key generate

Run this line to force the vMX to use a local RPIO (Remote Packet Interface Output): echo 'vm_local_rpio="1"' >> /boot/loader.conf The Resurrection: Reboot the VM.

The initial boot process for Junos 14.1 can take up to 5–10 minutes as it extracts filesystems and builds the internal configuration database. Once the login prompt appears, use the default credentials: root Password: None (Press Enter)

While useful, it is important to note the limitations of version 14.1R4.8:

: The physical host CPU must support Intel VT-x or AMD-V virtualization extensions. 4. Deployment and Installation Workflows

Using the converted VMDK file as an existing virtual disk.

: First, install the necessary tools.

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Converting the QCOW2 image to VMDK format using the command:

ENTERPRISE SECURITY

Enterprise-Grade Security, Built In

Your files flow directly between your desktop and Procore—they never touch the odrive network. We only use metadata to orchestrate sync.

Encrypted in Transit

All data between your desktop, odrive, and Procore is transmitted over SSL/TLS encryption. Every connection is verified and secured.

Your Files Never Touch Our Servers

File data flows directly between your desktop and Procore. odrive only reads metadata to determine what's changed—your actual files are never stored on or routed through our network.

Procore Access Control

odrive respects Procore permissions at the user, project, and file level. Your Procore admins control exactly who can access what—no separate credentials to manage.

SOC 2 Certified

Independently audited and SOC 2 certified, meeting the security and compliance standards your enterprise requires.

Always Current. Always Available.

Connect your Procore account and your documents are instantly available on your desktop—always in sync, always the right version.

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