Installing and Configuring WebDAV on IIS 7 and Later • • 10 minutes to read • Contributors • • In this article by Introduction For Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 on Windows Server速 2008, Microsoft released a separate, downloadable WebDAV extension module that was completely rewritten. This new WebDAV extension module incorporated many new features that enable Web authors to publish content better than before, and offered Web administrators more security and configuration options.

• How To Set Up Web Dav Server

What do I need to do to make this work? No, this does not help, sorry. The problem is that using wfsctl while Server.app is in use presents a problem. And I have already upgraded, as I wrote. The problem was created by the upgrade to High Sierra from Sierra. On Sierra the WebDAV shares were managed by Server.app.

Access WebDAV from the Finder on the Mac. Unfortunately, I don’t recommend you try to access the directory that is being shared via WebDAV directly. If you do, you may alter the file permissions and render the files inaccessible via WebDAV. Fortunately, OS X does support mounting WebDAV servers directly in the Finder. To do this, use Microsoft AutoUpdate. To set up a connection: Go toFinder > Microsoft Office 2008 and open Microsoft Document Connection. Click Add Location > Connect to a SharePoint site. Enter the settings to connect: Address: SharePoint URL which you can find in HostPilot® Control Panel > SharePoint. To connect to WebDAV server on Mac OS X, use Finder Go->Connect to Server command. Type the address of the WebDAV server in the Server Address field: Note that your server must be Class 2 compliant. It takes few simple steps to move your music library from iPhone to the cloud. Get your Mac or PC with iTunes installed. Synchronise your iPhone library to iTunes on the Mac or PC.

One user was also specified in the configuration with the user name of ‘myipad’. • Open the Terminal and change directories to the following location: [sourcecode language=”xml”] cd /etc/apache2/extra [/sourcecode] • Create a new WebDAV User Account named ‘myipad’ by executing the following command. NOTE: You may be prompted for the sudo password, and you will be prompted to set the password for the new WebDAV user ‘myipad’ being created. [sourcecode language=”xml”] sudo htpasswd -c /usr/webdav.passwd myipad [/sourcecode] Step 5: Create Directories and Setup File Permissions The configuration in Step 3 also established the location where the files will be hosted. In this case the location is /Library/WebServer/WebDAV.

In the example above I have two main cabinets, 'Documents' and 'NetDocuments' you also see a folder for recent documents as well as My Cabinet. Be advised that the My Cabinet has a total storage limit of 3 MB and we recommend it not be used. Exceeding that will will cause your account to be locked out.

No built-in documentation, one-click access to logs, or fancy stuff. Sometimes it give me trouble by loosing the ability to keep track of the document root with the log file reporting “No configured document root.” I also see lots of “Unknown DAV property requested ‘getetag’” in the logs.

For example, if you attempt to upload or download a web.config file you will see errors in your WebDAV client. For more information about configuring your request filtering settings, see the walkthrough. Step 2: Logging in to Your WebDAV Site In Step 1 above, you enabled WebDAV publishing for your Default Web Site and added an authoring rule for the local administrator account for Read, Source, and Write access to your Web site's content. In this step, you log in using your administrator account. Ensuring that you have authorization and authentication configured • In IIS Manager, in the Connections pane, expand the Sites node in the tree, then click the Default Web Site.

• The progress indicator will reflect the status of the installation as it proceeds. • After the installation has completed, click Finish.

Use your SharePoint login credentials.. • Once these steps have been completed, the networked drive should open in Windows Explorer. For Windows Vista/Windows 7: • Open the Map Network Drive wizard.

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WebDAV stand for “Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning protocol”, and it works over HTTP. WebDAV was designed for read/write access on web servers, which is great, because every Mac ships with a web server built-in.

• Right-click on the desktop icons for Computer or Network, then click Map Network Drive. • When the Map Network Drive wizard opens, enter the domain name of your SharePoint site (for example, and click Finish. • You will be prompted for a username and password. Use your SharePoint login credentials.

• When the Authorization feature opens, make sure that an Allow rule is defined that includes the administrator account. (For example, the default rule for IIS allowing access to All Users will include the administrator account.) Logging in to your WebDAV site using your administrator account Logging into your WebDAV site requires the WebDAV Redirector.

Use your SharePoint login credentials.. • Once these steps have been completed, the networked drive should open in Windows Explorer. For Windows Vista Windows 7: • Open the Map Network Drive wizard. You can do this in any of the following ways: • Open a folder in Windows Explorer and click Tools, then Map Network Drive. • Open the Network and Sharing Center in Windows Control Panel and click Tools, then Map Network Drive.

• Enter the settings to connect: • Address: SharePoint URL which you can find in HostPilot速 Control Panel > SharePoint. Note: Make sure you have in the field since by default it is set to • Authentication: Username and Password. Note: If this type of authentication is not set up by default you can navigate to Preferences and select Enable Basic Authentication option. • Username: your full email address. • Password: your password. • Click Connect and the site will appear under SharePoint on the left-side menu.

For more information, see Using the WebDAV Redirector. • On your WebDAV server, open a command prompt session.

That’s when you need what’s called “root” access. “SUperuser DO” or sudo for short, is the command that grants Administrator accounts root-level access to a Mac. It is meant to be used for short periods of time and requires the Administrator password with each execution. When using the terminal to execute commands, preceding each command with sudo will enable that command to be executed with root-level privileges. Given the fact that we’ll be altering server configuration files in hidden folders on the system, we’ll need root access in order to enable WebDAV. Does this expose your Mac to additional security risks?

To create a WebDav connection to your SharePoint site, follow the steps below for your operating system: • • • For Windows 8: • Open My Computer folder. Click the Computer tab and select Map Network Drive.. • When the Map Network Drive wizard appears, enter your SharePoint site URL (for example, then click Finish.. • You will be prompted for a username and password.

Certificate Authorities (CAs), which include companies like VeriSign, Thawte, and so on, issue digitally signed server certificates. • The Dreamweaver FTP implementation might not work properly with certain proxy servers, multilevel firewalls, and other forms of indirect server access. If you encounter problems with FTP access, ask your local system administrator for help. • For a Dreamweaver FTP implementation, you must connect to the remote system’s root folder. Be sure to indicate the remote system’s root folder as the host directory. If you’ve specified the host directory using a single slash (/), you might need to specify a relative path from the directory you are connecting to and the remote root folder. For example, if the remote root folder is a higher level directory, you may need to specify a././ for the host directory.

For more information about WebDAV, and accessing the WebDAV URL for your site's Resources or File Drop tool, see Note: There must be at least one object (file or folder) in the selected Resources or File Drop tool before you begin the setup procedure. This procedure needs to be done once for each tool before you can use WebDAV to transfer files to and from that tool. Note: If you have permission to read content in a site, you can download multiple files via WebDAV by dragging the files from the site's folder to a folder on your local computer. You can only save, edit or delete files in the selected site's Resources or File Drop if you have the appropriate permissions in the site. All site participants can use WebDAV to upload files to their own File Drop folders.

From a strictly security perspective, nothing being discussed from this point forward is a “good” thing. On the other hand, from the strictest security perspective, simply turning on your Mac is a security risk in and of itself.

• Logging on using an account with administrator privileges and opening a command-prompt by right-clicking the Command Prompt menu item that is located in the Accessories menu for Windows programs and selecting Run as administrator, then typing the appropriate command listed below for your version of Windows to run the installation: • 32-bit Windows Versions: • msiexec /i webdav_x86_75.msi • 64-bit Windows Versions: • msiexec /i webdav_x64_75.msi Walking Through the Installation Process • When the installation package opens, you see the following screen. If you agree to the license terms, check the 'I accept' box, then click Install.

Enabling WebDAV Publishing by Using IIS Manager The WebDAV extension module makes it easy to add WebDAV publishing to existing sites by providing you with a wizard that walks you through all of the required steps. Note The following procedure is performed using IIS 8.5 on Windows Server 2012 R2 Step 1: Enabling WebDAV and Adding an Authoring Rule In this first step, we add WebDAV publishing to the Default Web site, and add the required settings to allow the local administrator account to edit the content. • In IIS Manager, in the Connections pane, expand the Sites node in the tree, then click the Default Web Site.

This should resemble the following example: • Make sure that you have Windows authentication method enabled. • Add a section beneath the closing tag that will contain your WebDAV settings. • Add an element to the element • Add an collection with a single entry for. • Your Default Web Site's settings should now resemble the following example: • Save your applicationHost.config file. You should now be able to log in to your WebDAV-enabled site using a WebDAV client using the administrator account, but no other users should be able to access the content using WebDAV. Summary for adding WebDAV publishing by editing the IIS configuration file In this task, you added WebDAV publishing to your Default Web Site by editing the IIS configuration files. To recap the items that you completed in this task: • You enabled Windows Authentication for the Default Web Site.

On the Mac OS, filenames cannot be more than 31 characters long. • Many servers use symbolic links (UNIX), shortcuts (Windows), or aliases (Macintosh) to connect a folder on one part of the server’s disk with another folder elsewhere. Such aliases usually have no effect on your ability to connect to the appropriate folder or directory; however, if you can connect to one part of the server but not another, there might be an alias discrepancy. • If you encounter an error message such as “cannot put file,” your remote folder may be out of space. For more detailed information, look at the FTP log.

URL: Important: if you are using the WebDAV tool for SharePoint migration, make sure the libraries and folders are named exactly as the old site prior to uploading the data into the new SharePoint site. WebDAV stands for Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning.

Note: Make sure that Office 2008 for Mac is upgraded to Office 2008 for Mac SP2 (version 12.2.0). To do this, use Microsoft AutoUpdate. To set up a connection: • Go to Finder > Microsoft Office 2008 and open Microsoft Document Connection. • Click Add Location > Connect to a SharePoint site. • Enter the settings to connect: • Address: SharePoint URL which you can find in HostPilot® Control Panel > SharePoint. Note: Make sure you have in the field since by default it is set to • Authentication: Username and Password. Note: If this type of authentication is not set up by default you can navigate to Preferences and select Enable Basic Authentication option.

For an ignorant like me this is a very big deal!! In step 5 do i give those lines one by one in terminal or i copy-paste both of them, then i press enter and i’m o.k.? And what about the other 3, again one by one or all tighter? Sorry to bother you but if any one could enlighten me it would be great!

How To Set Up Web Dav Server

• The WebDAV extension module is now installed. Installing WebDAV on IIS 7.5 IIS 7.5 for Windows Server 2008 R2 • On the taskbar, click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager. • In the Server Manager hierarchy pane, expand Roles, and then click Web Server (IIS). • In the Web Server (IIS) pane, scroll to the Role Services section, and then click Add Role Services. • On the Select Role Services page of the Add Role Services Wizard, expand Common HTTP Features, select WebDAV Publishing, and then click Next.

When you enable “Web Sharing” in your System Preferences, you’re actually running an Apache web server. The problem is that while the necessary modules that support WebDAV have been installed, WebDAV isn’t configured by default on OS X, and you need more than just administrator privileges to enable it. More Than Administrator Privileges If you’re extremely concerned with security, you’re logging into your Mac every day using an account that doesn’t have administrator privileges. Unlike its distant cousin from Redmond, OS X can execute just fine without Administrator account access. There are times, though, when administrator privileges are required, such as installing software, or changing some System Preferences. Then there are the rare cases, like this one, where you need to change configuration files that weren’t meant to be changed.

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NOTE: You will be prompted to enter the password of the account you are logged in with. [sourcecode language=”xml”] sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /etc/apache2/httpd.conf [/sourcecode] • Search for and un-comment the following line”Include /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-dav.conf”.

Notes: • The 90-minute NetDocuments Service timeout feature does not function when you are accessing your account through WebDAV. If you want to log out you will need to click the Eject button next to the Server name on the left pane. • While there are benefits to using WebDAV for copying entire folders and deleting multiple documents, some document service functions, particularly those involving sharing and collaboration, can be performed only through the normal NetDocuments web interface. • Also if you are dragging documents to or adding documents into a folder, the document will inherit the profile values of the folder.

WebDAV stands for Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning. It is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol which allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers.

• From the Start Menu go to File Explorer and select This PC on the left hand pane • Select Computer from the top ribbon • Click on Map Network Drive • Click Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures. • Click Next • Select Choose another network location and click Next • Enter and click Next • Enter uol followed by your University IT account username. Then enter your password, and click Ok • Click Next, then Finish • Login with your University IT account username and password • Navigate to the folder where your file is stored: • Personal Z: drive files are under the Home folder. Most of your files will be located in the My Documents folder. • Research File Store files are found in the Research-R-Drive folder The maximum file size that can be transferred using WebDAV is limited to just under 2GB.

If you are not sure about the connection method to choose, ask your ISP or server administrator. Use the filters below to navigate to view only the connection method you want to use, or simply read on. FTPS (FTP over SSL) provides both encryption and authentication support as compared to SFTP that offers only encryption support. When using FTPS for data transfer, you can choose to encrypt your credentials, and also the data being transmitted to the server. In addition, you can choose to authenticate the server's credentials and connections. The credentials of a server are validated against the current set of trusted CA server certificates in the Dreamweaver database.

By default, students will only have permission to download files from Resources in a course site. Instructors can choose to.

You can do this in any of the following ways: • Open a folder in Windows Explorer and click Tools, then Map Network Drive. • Open the Network and Sharing Center in Windows Control Panel and click Tools, then Map Network Drive. • Right-click on the desktop icons for Computer or Network, then click Map Network Drive. • When the Map Network Drive wizard opens, enter the domain name of your SharePoint site (for example, and click Finish. • You will be prompted for a username and password. Use your SharePoint login credentials. • Once these steps have been completed, the networked drive should open in Windows Explorer.