If you add a cloud endpoint and then another on-premises endpoint to a sync group in Azure, what can you expect?

When adding a cloud endpoint and an on-premises endpoint to a sync group in Azure, all files will sync seamlessly across both endpoints. Azure File Sync is designed to facilitate file synchronization between on-premises file servers and Azure, allowing for both initial and ongoing synchronization of files.

The seamless aspect means that once the initial sync is completed, any changes made to files in one endpoint will be reflected in the other, ensuring that users always have access to the latest version of files regardless of where they are working from. This capability leverages Azure's robust infrastructure to manage file versions and conflicts effectively, allowing for a smooth sync experience.

The other potential outcomes, such as only syncing new files or not syncing conflicting files, do not fully capture the comprehensive nature of how Azure File Sync operates. It's designed to handle the complexity of syncing different types of files efficiently, ensuring all files remain in sync unless explicitly set otherwise.