Step-by-Step Instructions: WebDAV for Mac Users
If you've never mapped a network drive, it sounds like a daunting, "techie" task that may have you running for the nearest Bat Phone to IT. But creating a webfolder or drive letter just takes a few steps and gives you access to your remote files on your local machine. Once connected to your FilesAnywhere webfolder, you can copy and paste, drag and drop, rename, move, and generally work with your files as if they were on your local drive. This enhanced feature is available to Advanced plan and Corporate customers only, so make sure to Upgrade Your Account for WebDAV access!
Note: Starting November 29th, 2023 the WebDAV feature will be limited to legacy accounts only and will not be available for new accounts.
You might also be interested in more information about:
- Mapping a Network Drive on Windows Vista/7
- Mapping a Letter Drive on Windows XP
- Mapping a Webfolder in Windows XP
- Troubleshooting Your Mapped Network drive
Let's Get Started:
1. In the Finder, select the Go menu.
2. Click the Connect to Server option.
3. Enter https://webfolder.filesanywhere.com/username, where "username" is your FilesAnywhere login ID, then click Connect.
4. Enter your FilesAnywhere username and password when prompted, then click Connect.
5. A new finder window will open and the new drive will appear under the "Shared" section.
Still, Have Questions?
If you need help or have additional questions about mapping a network drive, please contact us. FilesAnywhere LIVE customer support is available weekdays 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Central Standard Time. Our customer support is always free, and all engineers are located at our headquarters in the US.
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07/28/11 Updated by Kym W.
08/04/11 Updated by Alex K.
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