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True Crypt and NAS DuoV2
I have a RND2110-100NAS-v2 on my home (and work) networks. I have just started using True Crypt to encrypt (system drive) my desktops and laptops on my networks. I can tell you that I use it on a very...
TrueCrypt is x86/x64 only, so you will not be able to run it from your ARM based ReadyNAS.
What you could do instead is save your file-based truecrypt containers on the network share of your readynas. That would be exclusive access from a single computer.
If your other computers and devices in the network shall access the files on the truecrypt container now, you could share the truecrypt drive that's created on your computer when mounting the filecontainer via Network from your computer again.
Files are then stored encrypted on your NAS, but network traffic will run through your computer and then forward to the NAS.
If it's not about simultaneous access you can however mount the container file from every computer that can access the NAS.
What you could do instead is save your file-based truecrypt containers on the network share of your readynas. That would be exclusive access from a single computer.
If your other computers and devices in the network shall access the files on the truecrypt container now, you could share the truecrypt drive that's created on your computer when mounting the filecontainer via Network from your computer again.
Files are then stored encrypted on your NAS, but network traffic will run through your computer and then forward to the NAS.
If it's not about simultaneous access you can however mount the container file from every computer that can access the NAS.
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