This is more of a windows post. I am using rsync and cron to synchronize a folder on a network drive.

The following reading was helpful in setting it up.

Map a network drive in Windows 10

See your mounted drives with

ls /mnt/

According to mounting network drives, make a directory in there

sudo mkdir /mnt/stroopwafel

If you have mapped the network drive to a drive letter on your Windows system already–let’s say \\stroopwafel is mapped to Z:\–or if you’ve just got a removable drive that isn’t mounted yet but has a letter on your Windows system, the syntax changes a little:

sudo mount -t drvfs Z: /mnt/stroopwafel

Additional reading