Files still first need to be transfered to the cloud first before you can sync them over LAN.
At least it was like this the last time I have looked at it (a few months ago).
Files still first need to be transfered to the cloud first before you can sync them over LAN.
At least it was like this the last time I have looked at it (a few months ago).
With logic to determine which machines are closest (in bandwidth)
So that if I have my 5+ machines at home (desktops, laptops and phones, which all have the client on them) - they all see that they are on the same subnet and sync very fast between each other.
Then update the cloud at the same time - in the same fashion... chop all the changes up amongst the machines. (sure, I still have a single pipe via my cable modem - but this would be helpful when I am on work lan too...)
EDIT: it would be great to see an added layer of service on Dropbox such as the old Hamachi personal VPN services...
Eventually - Ill be able to have a completely distributed, virtualized personal network across any machine I have an account...
http://www.winsupersite.com/article/product-review/how-to-li...
But the tech is interesting.