How is owncloud addressed via WebDAV?
WebDAV in ownCloud is enabled by default and is available under the Link "https://IHREDOMAIN.DE/remote.php/webdav" to achieve. You only need to replace the placeholder "IHREDOMAIN.DE" against the personal Domain. You forget, this is also not the case of the following examples. HTTPS is used in this example for an encrypted connection. It is also an unencrypted connection, via HTTP, however, would be possible - this depends on your ownCloud configuration.
WebDAV is enabled in Owncloud automatically
So you address your ownCloud via the Browser
WebDAV is an extension to the HTTP Protocol. Therefore, it is possible to have your ownCloud data via WebDAV in the Browser.
- Simply enter "https://ihredomain.de/remote.php/webdav" in the Browser of your choice. Do not forget the placeholder "IHREDOMAIN.DE" against your own Domain to exchange.
- It has a user and password prompt follows. Once there, enter the access data for your ownCloud and click OK.
- You can now view in the Browser the content of your ownCloud and download.
How to integrate ownCloud as a network drive
In this section, we will show you how to mount your ownCloud as a network drive under "My Computer". The ownCloud network drive behaves like a locally-attached disk. So you can easily create, change, delete data or move it. The following manual refers to the operating systems Windows 8 and upwards. In Windows 7, the instructions may differ slightly.
- Go to the Desktop and click with the right mouse button on "My Computer". Now click on "map network drive".
- Select in the following window, now type in any drive letter and add it as a folder of the Link "https://ihredomain.de/remote.php/webdav". Do not forget the placeholder "IHREDOMAIN.DE" against your own Domain to exchange.
- Now click on "finish" to save the settings.
- Your ownCloud is now integrated via WebDAV as a drive in the Computer.
Windows Dialog "map network drive"
WebDAV in file Explorer
The manual refers to the operating systems Windows 8 and up, and Android.
