+"The File or Directory is Corrupted and Unreadable Error On iSCSI Lun Folder" Document added +"High CPU & RAM Usage Problems & How To Understand Which Service Use Resource" Document added +"Lun Stuck At Removing & Other Qnap iSCSI Lun Problems" document added How do I access WebDAV in Windows, Mac OS X and Linux? Now you have finished the WebDAV settings and can use it on your client PC. Note that the WebDAV access right setting will be applied to all the users who have been granted to access this share folder via WebDAV, and they will share the same access right setting. Go to “Access Right Management” > “Share Folders”, click “WebDAV Access Control” in the “Action” column, and set up the WebDAV access right for the folder. Next, you will need to set up the WebDAV access right for each share folder. Enable the Web Server and WebDAV support. Faster than Microsoft networking(SMB/CIFS) over VPNīefore getting started, go to “Network Services” > “Web Server”.A WebDAV server benefits from the HTTP infrastructure in the following ways: You can simply mount the network drives (web folders) from one of these operating systems to one or several share folders on the NAS. WebDAV clients are native to Windows XP/Vista, Mac OS X, etc. With WebDAV support, the QNAP NAS user will be able to access the share folders via HTTP/HTTPS protocol remotely. WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning), is a set of extensions to the HTTP(S) protocol that allows a web server to appear as a standard network drive. What is WebDAV and how can one benefit from it?
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