As you may or may not know, there is a program out there called "Accesstunes" that allows a person to stream their itunes music library (yes, protected files too as long as the remote machine is authorized) over the internet via a webpage and also via a Remote User's itunes program itself.

 My question (for those more knowledgeable about the inner workings of WHS than me) is whether and how this program can be configured to run with Windows Home Server.  If it can, we can have true remote itunes streaming over the web and Itunes itself.  I have never used the program, however, the readme file on their website (www.zeleksoftware.com) indicates that the program resides on the "computer" where the library is.  (I could not tell whether Itunes actually has to be running itself on the same "computer" where the library is.)  You can log in from a webbrowser anywhere, and to use the Itunes program for receiving the remote stream, there is an add-in that must be installed on the remote machine using Itunes.  Other than that, it seems like it is a somewhat straightforward means of port forwarding/firewall issues.

If you have or can make this work with WHS, a TUTORIAL would be GREAT!

It would also seem that, since it creates a website (using your IP Address) to log in to the web browser feature, that you could add this website to your website list on your homepage using the add website add-in.

I have emailed Accesstunes about potentially providing a solution for WHS, but have not heard back from them yet.  If you are interested, let them know, and hopefully we can drum up a response.  Their email address is:  support@zeleksoftware.com .  In the alternative, if there is anyone here that could write a similar add-in for WHS, that would be great.