Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?
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@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Are they REALLY all about SMB? They've supported WebDAV for like 15 years and NFS for more than 20. MS is pretty dedicated to options. They also support SFTP drive mounting.
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@wirestyle22 said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
you can't just do IP:port when you map it?
doesn't work, did you ever get it to work ?
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@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Also Linux supports like dozen of protocols, why they are allowed to support only one properly ?
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If anyone is "all about" SMB, it's Apple who actually killed off their own protocol AND went through the effort of ripping out and disabling NFS so that only SMB would remain when Microsoft has put in a lot of effort to make sure that NFS and WebDAV are available.
(Apples does support WebDAV too, I realize.)
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@scottalanmiller said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Are they REALLY all about SMB? They've supported WebDAV for like 15 years and NFS for more than 20. MS is pretty dedicated to options. They also support SFTP drive mounting.
Isn't WebDAV and NFS supported for compatibility reasons nowadays?
SFTP support without the need for chocolatey or linux subsystem for Windows?
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@emad-r said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Also Linux supports like dozen of protocols, why they are allowed to support only one properly ?
Microsoft can support different protocols if they want too. But would they?
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@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@emad-r said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Also Linux supports like dozen of protocols, why they are allowed to support only one properly ?
Microsoft can support different protocols if they want too. But would they?
They always have.
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@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@scottalanmiller said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Microsoft is all about SMB. Why would they bother with WebDAV and even NFS?
Are they REALLY all about SMB? They've supported WebDAV for like 15 years and NFS for more than 20. MS is pretty dedicated to options. They also support SFTP drive mounting.
Isn't WebDAV and NFS supported for compatibility reasons nowadays?
SFTP support without the need for chocolatey or linux subsystem for Windows?
Isn't SMB for compatibility too?
Chocolatey is the official deployment method for some Windows components. RHEL doesn't support SFTP without the equivalent. SFTP support is full from Microsoft.
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Windows Subsystem for Linux does not provide anything to Windows. No one means WSL when the day Windows does something. WSL is a VM. It's different from windows.
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@scottalanmiller
I stand corrected. -
MS really isn't that bad about stuff. They have their faults, but by and large they are a pretty good vendor. Expensive, but they aren't all that bad.
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Maybe Webdav doesn't swing that way and doesn't want to be mounted!!!
(don't y'all love my smart-ass, non helpful posts?)
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@rojoloco said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Maybe Webdav doesn't swing that way and doesn't want to be mounted!!!
(don't y'all love my smart-ass, non helpful posts?)
Dav is a prude.
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@scottalanmiller said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@rojoloco said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Maybe Webdav doesn't swing that way and doesn't want to be mounted!!!
(don't y'all love my smart-ass, non helpful posts?)
Dav is a prude.
Well, maybe Dav is just a top....
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@scottalanmiller said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
@rojoloco said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
Maybe Webdav doesn't swing that way and doesn't want to be mounted!!!
(don't y'all love my smart-ass, non helpful posts?)
Dav is a prude.
Are we talking about WebDAV or me now?
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@black3dynamite said in Seriously Windows 10, you cant mount Webdav with custom ports ?:
https://www.webdavsystem.com/server/access/windows/
\\server@5555\DavWWWRoot\ \\server@SSL@4444\DavWWWRoot\Thanks for this, I never saw anything like it from before. Even the format seems very far from windows variables.
I tried it quickly but failed, I will still try again.
after some researching it seems this file does all the magic: "MRXDAV.SYS" which I found in my win 10 but also found this entry:
https://www.greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/webdav-redirector-list.html#issue-port-handling
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Closest thing till yet is :
C:\Windows\System32>net use * https://IP:PORT/Public/
System error 1397 has occurred.Mutual Authentication failed. The server's password is out of date at the domain controller.
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So added the self signed ssl cert from the NAS side to my computer trusted root authority.
Tried adding the HTTPS IP to this reg key:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/941050/error-message-on-a-windows-vista-based-computer-when-you-try-to-accessAlso tried using this format:
net use * \my.site.com@SSL@my_no-default-port\DavWWWRoot\my_folder <password> /USER:<my_user> /persistent:no
If i supply the user password I get this :
The operation being requested was not performed because the user has not been authenticated.
Without it I get this:
Mutual Authentication failed. The server's password is out of date at the domain controller.
I will give this a rest now, hope it helps somebody that wants to push this forward. I no longer interested to pursue this. will use WinSCP and thats that.
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@emad-r
Just throwing this out here
You probably need to use the SPN of the webdav service in yournet usestatement to get Mutual Authentication to work. -
Have you tried 3rd party client? Cyberduck for example.
