Try "Interpret Windows shortcuts as links" -> Yes, and "Treat Windows shortcuts as target in listings" -> Yes. This tells Serv-U to pretend that the shortcut file is actually the target it's pointing to. In other words, the directory listing information returned by Serv-U will pretend that the target of the shortcut is actually present in the directory being listed rather than the shortcut file. If "Treat Windows shortcuts as target in listings" is No, then Serv-U returns a "link" in the directory listing and the client software has to perform additional logic to learn more about the target file (which SyncBackPro apparently doesn't do).
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