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 # M-Stream™ File Transfer Acceleration
-Transferring large volumes of data systems can be very difficult. Historically it would take users hours or even days to move very large files. The file would be first downloaded from the source system onto their local desktop (if there’s enough room). Only when that’s successful can an upload to the target server begin and fingers crossed an unreliable network doesn’t derail the transfer.
+Transferring large volumes of data can be very difficult. Historically it would take users hours or even days to move very large files. The file would be first downloaded from the source system onto their local desktop (if there’s enough room). Only when that’s successful can an upload to the target server begin and fingers crossed an unreliable network doesn’t derail the transfer.
-M-Stream™ File Transfer Acceleration, available with the Enterprise File Fabric(tm) platform, allows users to transfer files much more quickly. M-Stream transfers files in parallel streams,  speeding up large file downloads, uploads, and movement between storage tiers. Additionally, M-Stream operates within the data center rather than a user’s workstation leveraging faster and more reliable networks.
+M-Stream™ File Transfer Acceleration, available with the Enterprise File Fabric(tm) platform, allows users to transfer files much more quickly. M-Stream transfers files in parallel streams,  speeding up large file downloads, uploads, and movement between storage tiers.
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-M-Stream File Transfer Acceleration is used when moving and copying files, folders and objects. It may also be used by applications when uploading or downloading files through the Enterprise File Fabric API.
+M-Stream File Transfer Acceleration is activated when moving and copying large files, folders and objects. It's supported both in desktop tools (uploading and downloading) and in the appliance itself (server-to-server copies). It may also be used by applications using the Enterprise File Fabric API.
 ## Configuration