WebDAV Server

Login Method for MacOS

If you are using MacOS, you can select "Connect to Network Server", enter the endpoint of the arozos WebDAV service (//:/webdav/{vroot_name}) and login with your arozos username and password.

Login Method for Windows (Non SSL / TLS Mode)

If you are using Windows File Explorer as your WebDAV Client without TLS enabled on arozos server, WebDAV will run in compatibility mode and Basic Auth is not usable. You must authenticate through this Web UI. Please follow the steps below to authenticate your Windows WebDAV Client.

Mount the WebDAV endpoint in your File Explorer (Endpoint: //:/webdav/{vroot_name})
Connect with no username and password
You will be directed to a READONLY directory. Refresh this page and see if there is a new client pop up in the "Access Pending Clients" list.
Click "Allow Access" to assign your user storage pool to be accessiable by this Windows WebDAV Client(s). (Sometime more than 1 conncetions will be used by the same File Explorer)
Refresh your file list in File Explorer and your root folder (user:/) should be listed

Login Method for Windows (With SSL / TLS MODE)

If you are using Windows File Explorer as your WebDAV Client, go to "My Computer" and add a network drive with the following endpoint: //:/webdav/{vroot_name}

Server might take a few seconds to startup / shutdown after switching on and off.

The following are the endpoints that you can connect via WebDAV with your user account.

Login Method for MacOS

Login Method for Windows (Non SSL / TLS Mode)

Login Method for Windows (With SSL / TLS MODE)

Basic Settings

Non-TLS Windows Client Connection Settings

Access Pending Clients

192.168.0.1

Access Allowed Clients