WebDAV network storage
The WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) network storage option allows you to use an existing WebDAV server as additional storage space.
Adding the WebDAV network storage
In the desired domain, navigate to the ACCOUNTS > Network Storage
module. Click on the Add
button, or right click anywhere in the grid area and select Add
from the pop-up menu. In the Add Network Storage
dialog window, select WebDAV
as the Protocol, then click on OK
. The Add "WebDAV" Network Storage
dialog will appear as depicted in the image below.
Basic
Name - Unique name for this network storage.
Connection
Host/IP - The remote hostname or IP address for this network storage.
Port - The remote port number for this network storage.
Use SSL - If checked, enables SSL protection for this network storage.
Authentication
Enter credentials - If selected, enables the administrator to specify a static Username and Password for all users
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Username - The username for connecting to this remote server.
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Password - The password for connecting to this remote server.
Replay credentials - If selected, uses the current user's credentials instead of a static Username and Password. Note: This feature will not work for users who authenticate to the SFTP service via public key authentication
Domain - The Domain name.
Path - The path for the WebDAV service.
Advanced
Remote directory - If selected, maps the local virtual path to a specific remote path on the target server.
Map current local directory to remote directory - If selected, maps the local virtual path to remote path having the same name as the local virtual path. For example, if network storage is mapped to virtual path /path, then when connecting to the network storage, it will drop the user in /path directory on target server.
Debug log directory - If checked, this is the directory where debug logs will be stored for this network storage.
Tags
Tags - If specified, this is the one or more tags that are used to limit which administrators have access to the network storage.