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For this, use the '''Connect to server''' or '''Connect to a network drive''' function on your computer and use the link https://<host name>/webdav.
For this, use the '''Connect to server''' or '''Connect to a network drive''' function on your computer and use the link https://<host name>/webdav.
   
   
The credentials are the same as of the web interface.  
The credentials are the same as of the web interface. Use the admin account to access the files on the storage device.  


WebDAV is supported natively by all current operating systems.
WebDAV is supported natively by all current operating systems.


If you have connection problems due to SSL certificate issues under Windows you may try 3rd party tools with WebDAV support.
If you have connection problems due to SSL certificate issues under Windows you may try 3rd party tools with WebDAV support.
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!Operating system
!Usage
!Notes
|-
|Windows
|In third-party tools with webdav support:
enter URL
https://<hostname or ip>/webdav
|Standard windows explorer does not accept self-signed certificates.
Use a third-party tool to use webdav!
|-
|Linux
|In file manger, enter URL
davs://<hostname or ip>/webdav
|System usually asks to accept the certificate and that asks for username and password.
|-
|MacOS
|Open Finder, select menu "go to -> connect to server".
Enter "https:<hostname or ip>/webdev"
|System usually asks to accept the certificate and that asks for username and password.
|}




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