My family have a number of desktops and laptops in the house and I run Windows Home Server 2011 to back them up and provide web access to shared files on the server. I never want to send any of our files to your or anyone else's servers - whether they are encrypted or not.
But I have a few questions:
1. Can I install TDPS on WHS 2011 (it is basically a Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit OS)?
2. We have a number of family shared directories and a number of private shared ones (e.g. some directories used by my wife and I but which are not accessible to our children). I want to be able to ensure automatic syncronisation of these directories such that my wife and I always access the latest copy of any file within them. Is this possible with TDPS?
3. If my WHS server is down (or if we used your servers and out internet connection was down) and we both change the same file, what happens when the server/internet is back? Are both there for us to sort out or does one of us loose some changes?
4. As I never want to load data onto your servers and I will never invite anyone outside the family to these files and I keep backups of all my client PCs and my WHS, why do I have to have a connection to your servers to save my public key? Why can't I just keep my own copy on my own server?
5. Related to 4 - if I must have a connection to your servers to access my public key, does that mean I can't access these files on our PCs or ensure automatic syncronisation between them if my internet connection is down?
Thanks