Mapping webdav as drive - Windows 7

[bbaraniec]

Since always I had a Public folder available via ftp and webdav but to be honest I never used webdav. Uploading files was always a pain via webdav.
Until yesterday when I found out that you can map a webdav folder as a drive under Windows.

net use x: "http:\\server.com\folder" /User:UserName Password

or if you preffer SSL

net use x: "https:\\server.com\folder" /User:UserName Password

I know most of you probably have "discovered" that amazing feature but maybe there is someone out there who still haven't 🙂

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[bcmit]

Solved my problem. Thanks for the tip.

[mohdrafie]

Hi guys,

I'm trying to connect my company NAS using the instruction but returned with:

System error 67 has occured.

Any idea on how to resolve this issue?

[StephenB]

What model NAS do you have (also what firmware is it running). Is WebDAV configured in Frontview? Can you ping the NAS?

[mohdrafie]

Hi Stephen,

Below are the details:

ReadyNAS Ultra 4
4.2.21
Webdav is configured for the share

Ping results: Request time out

[StephenB]

Is the NAS on your local LAN or are you accessing it over the internet?

[mohdrafie]

I am accessing it over the internet. I'm in Malaysia and the ReadyNAS is in Aussie.

[StephenB]

Your company firewall has to be set up to forward the https port to the NAS - otherwise the connection cannot be established.

They would likely prefer you to use a VPN. Either way you will need to work with your company's IT folks.