What happens to File1.txt on the cloud endpoint after adding Share1 as an endpoint for Sync1?

When Share1 is added as an endpoint for Sync1, the behavior regarding File1.txt depends on the specific synchronization rules and settings in place for the endpoint. In the context of many file synchronization scenarios, when a new endpoint is added, especially one that contains a file of the same name as an existing file on the cloud endpoint, the default action tends to be overwriting the existing file with the version from the newly added endpoint.

This is particularly common in synchronization tools designed to ensure that the latest version of files is consistently available across all endpoints. If Share1 contains an updated or altered version of File1.txt, adding it as an endpoint often prompts the system to replace the existing File1.txt in the cloud with the one from Share1 to maintain consistency.

Understanding this, if Share1 has a version of File1.txt that differs from the current version in the cloud, the synchronization process will typically assume the most recent or relevant file should be retained, resulting in the overwriting of the existing file in the cloud endpoint with the version from Share1.

In scenarios where no overwriting rules are specified, or if files are treated as unique based on configuration settings, other outcomes may be possible; however, the common expectation would be