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# The zrok Drives CLI # The zrok Drives CLI
The zrok Drives CLI tools allow for simple, ergonomic management and synchronization of local and remote file objects transparently. The zrok Drives CLI tools allow for simple, ergonomic management and synchronization of local and remote file objects transparently.
## Sharing a Drive
Virtual drives are shared through the `zrok` CLI using the `--backend-mode drive` flag with the `zrok share` command, using either the `public` or `private` sharing modes:
```
$ mkdir /tmp/junk
$ zrok share private --headless --backend-mode drive /tmp/junk
[ 0.124] INFO sdk-golang/ziti.(*listenerManager).createSessionWithBackoff: {session token=[cf640aac-2706-49ae-9cc9-9a497d67d9c5]} new service session
[ 0.145] INFO main.(*sharePrivateCommand).run: allow other to access your share with the following command:
zrok access private wkcfb58vj51l
```
The command shown above creates an ephemeral `zrok` drive share pointed at the local `/tmp/junk` folder.
Notice that the share token allocated by `zrok` is `wkcfb58vj51l`. We'll use that share token to identify our virtual drive in the following operations.
## Working with the Drive Share
First, let's copy a file into our virtual drive using the `zrok copy` command:
```
$ zrok copy LICENSE zrok://wkcfb58vj51l
[ 0.119] INFO zrok/drives/sync.OneWay: => /LICENSE
copy complete!
```