Accessing WebDAV Server

Below is a comparison of several widely spread WebDAV client applications:

WebDAV Client	Server Class	Basic	Digest	IWA	SSL	Port	Server root	Installed with OS
IT Hit Map WebDAV Drive on Vista/2008/XP/2003/2000	Class 1	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	-
Map Network Drive on Vista SP1	Class 2	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	+
Map Network Drive on Windows XP	Class 1	-	-	+	-	80	site root	+
Map Network Drive on Windows 2003/2000	Class 1	-	-	+	-	80	site root	+
Web Folders on Vista SP1	Class 2	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	+
Web Folders on Windows XP	Class 1	+	-	+	+	any	site root	+
Web Folders on Windows 2003/2000	Class 1	+	-	+	+	any	site root	-
MS Office 2007/2003/XP	Class 2	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	-
MAC OS X	Class 2	+	+	-	+	any	no limitations	+
KDE Konqueror	Class 1	+	+	-	+	any	no limitations	+
GNOME Nautilus	Class 1	+	+	-	+	any	no limitations	+
NetDrive	Class 1	+	-	-	+	any	no limitations	-
DAVExplorer	Class 1	+	+	-	+	any	no limitations	-
Notepad on Windows Vista	Class 2	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	+
Notepad on Windows XP/2003/2000	Class 1	+	+	+	+	any	no limitations	+

Mapping Network Drive on Windows

Mapping WebDAV server folder as a network drive will allow any application even without WebDAV support to access files on a WebDAV server. more...

Connecting to Server Using Microsoft Web Folders

There are a several ways to access WebDAV Server with Web Folders: using IE File->Open menu, adding new place or using Web Folder Behaviors on a webpage in IE. more...

Connecting to WebDAV Server on Mac OS X

To connect to WebDAV server on Mac OS X, use Finder Go->Connect to Server command. Type the address of the WebDAV server in the Server Address field. more...

Connecting to WebDAV Server Using Konqueror Browser

To connect to WebDAV server using Konqueror, type the url in the address field starting with webdav:// for HTTP or starting with webdavs:// for HTTP/SSL. You can also use Konqueror Location->Open Location menu. more...

Connecting to WebDAV Server Using Gnome Nautilus

To connect to WebDAV server using Nautilus, in File menu select Connect to Server. In the Service Type field select WebDAV (HTTP) or Secure WebDAV (HTTPS) and fill in at last Server field. more...