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Mounting Webdav folder on Windows 7

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Hi All,

I'm having problem mounting Webdav folder which is hosted by the Apache Jackrabbit version 2.1.1 (or any Webdav enabled provider IIS 6 also)

the connection diagram is like the following:

MyLaptop (Win7) ---> Windows Server 2003 Std x64 running apache JackRabbit 2.1.1 ---> public shared network drive (D-Link DNS 323 NAS)see the following error message.

can anyone assist me in mounting the anonymous webdav please ?

Thanks.

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  • 10 years later...

On 9/21/2010 at 7:51 PM, albertwt said:

Hi All,

I'm having problem mounting Webdav folder which is hosted by the Apache Jackrabbit version 2.1.1 (or any Webdav enabled provider IIS 6 also)

the connection diagram is like the following:

 

MyLaptop (Win7) ---> Windows Server 2003 Std x64 running apache JackRabbit 2.1.1 ---> public shared network drive (D-Link DNS 323 NAS)see the following error message.

can anyone assist me in mounting the anonymous webdav please ?

Thanks.

post-300715-038641100 1285116667_thumb.j

AFAIK, Windows 7 has WebDav support out of the box - you don't need to set up the server in order to use it.

I've used WebDAV before but getting the URL right can be tricky - try https?

  • 1 year later...

Mounting a Shared Folder using WebDAV on Windows
On your Windows computer, open File Explorer.
Right-click This PC and select Map network drive. Map Network Drive window appears.
Enable Reconnect at sign-in and Connect using different credentials.
Click Finish.
Specify your NAS login credentials.
Click Connect.

Regards,
Peter

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