Getting Started With IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive

To install the IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive run the appropriate .msi file and follow the instructions. Run ITHitMapWebDAVDrive_ver_x86.msi on a 32-bit Windows and ITHitMapWebDAVDrive_ ver_x64.msi on 64-bit Windows. Reboot the computer after installation.

Registering IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive

The IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive is fully functional and does not have any limitations. However to start using the product you have to enter the license. You can either download the license file here or you can specify your e-mail address and name in the registration wizard and the license will be sent to your e-mail. The license is time-limited and the product will stop working after the trial period expires.
To start the registration wizard go to Start -> All Programs -> IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive and select Set License menu.

Provide registration info to activate IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive after installation.

To activate the IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive you will have to provide a license file at the final step of this wizard.

Specify license file to activate IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive

Mounting WebDAV Drive

To mount a WebDAV drive open Windows Explorer, right click the Computer item and select Map WebDAV Drive menu:

To mount a new drive select Map WebDAV Drive in Windows Explorer context menu

Select drive letter, provide WebDAV server URL and server login credentials. To create a persistent connection check Connect each time computer boots flag. If this flag is checked the drive will be mounted every time you boot the machine.

Select drive letter, fill WebDAV server URL and server login credentials.

The IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive supports Basic, Digest, NTLM and Kerberos authentication as well as secure SSL connection. If your server requires domain authentication specify the login name in a DOMAIN\User format.

Finally the new drive will appear as part of your file system:

Mounted WebDAV drive becomes part of your local file system

You can browse folders, copy, move, delete files and folders, open and save files as you usually do with any local or network drive. As soon as the drive is mounted to your local file system you can use any file management software, command prompt, Win 32 API, Java API, .NET Framework API for file management, etc.