#Cyberduck setup update
#Cyberduck setup password

It will act like any other folder on your computer. This represents the resources in your site. You will now see a new drive under Places. In Bookmark name, supply the name of the folder to create under 'Network' and click Next. In Folder, type (or copy and paste) the last part of the 'Step 1' URL: dav/xxxx-xxxx-xxxx In Server, type (or copy and paste): hostname Setting up WebDAV for Linux (Gnome) older versions You can now drag and drop files into or out of this window and delete files by dragging them to the Trash. You will now see a new drive under Files. In Server adress, type (or copy and paste) the URL: davs://xxxx/dav/xxxxįinally, you will be asked to supply your password. You can now drag files and folders to and from your computer and the site's Resources folder. When the setup process is complete, the course or project resources folder will appear under Computer as a drive, where it will act just like any other drive in Windows Explorer. You can now drag files and folders to and from your computer and the site Resources folder.

#Cyberduck setup password

When prompted, enter your username and password and click OK. Select a vacant drive letter (e.g., Z) from the Driveįield, type (or copy and paste) the URL for this site shown above.

#Cyberduck setup update

If you do not yet have Service Pack 2 installed, please run Windows Update by clicking Start > All Programs > Windows Update.įrom the desktop or the Start menu, click Computer.Īt the top of the window, click Map Network Drive.

Requires that you have Vista Service Pack 2 installed. Note: Use of WebDAV functionality on Windows Vista Setting up WebDAV for Windows Vista/Windows 7 If the process above yields connections errors, you may be able to utilize the WebDAV functionality to access your files using a free third-party client called Cyberduck.

You can now drag files and folders to and from your computer and the site Resources folder.Īlternate method of setting up WebDAV on Windows.

When prompted, enter your username and password and click OK.

In the Folder field, type (or copy and paste) the URL for this site (shown above).

Select Choose a custom network location.

Click Connect to a website that you can use to store your documents and pictures.

Select a vacant drive letter (e.g., Y) from the Drive drop down menu.

At the top of the File Explorer window, click Computer > Map Network Drive > Map network drive.

From the Desktop, click File Explorer and make sure 'This PC' is selected in the left-hand pane.

First you need to navigate to the Desktop: after logging into Windows 8/10, click the Desktop icon.