Since I am having big problems using the webdav protocol, expecially for windows clients, I am wondering if it is possible to use other mounting option in windows.
For instance, is it possible to mount my personal nextcloud folder via SMB on a windows client?
I found nothing on the documentation, so I assume no, but asking just to be sure.
And yes webdav and windows is a sad story, looks like the webclient is never touched since WinXP, even the icons looks old and kinda alien in modern win10
The link you provided is for integrating a samba share into nextcloud, but I am looking for the opposite thing (using the SMB protocol to access netcloud data).
Is there any valid third party webdav client for windows that you can suggest?
I am pretty sure that Microsoft WebClient is the culprit. It seems that this guy doesn’t support SNI and TSL 1.2 and all the other regular security measures. In other forums I read that this peace of s**** (sorry) still using uncrpyted connections and SSLv2!!!
Interestingly @Microsoft the forum admins send requests from Pontius to Pilatus as we used to say in Germany:
Bottomline: Please correct me if I am wrong, but Windows Webclient for WebDAV is broken. It doesn’t connect with modern and secure servers and this should be stated clearly in Nextcloud documentation. To me it seems that only Nextclient Software and certain paid Apps from Windows Store are the only solution for Window users to connect via WebDAV.
Since my nextcloud installation is local (no access from the internet) I could try and relax the SSL configuration in order to make it more compatible.
I’ll try and update any success later.
But, if you map this drive, and click remember on reboot, does it in fact do this for you?
I’d be interested if you got this to work, but in my experiece, no mapped drive on reboot, it’s still there, but no connection, red x on drive. I use NetDrive or WebDrive, but would love to be able to connect to WedDAV for users i n login script and have it work reliably.
And your NC/OC really is secure? https://scan.nextcloud.com
My newer Win7 and Win10 versions don’t connect (even with Authlevel-Regedit-Settings).
A red X on net-drives doesn’t mean this drive is not available. You need to click on it in order to get reconnected, known Windows bug. And if your settings are not stored properly you still can create batch files with “net share”
Scan failed! The scan for the specified domain failed. Either no Nextcloud or ownCloud can be found there or you tried to scan too many servers.
Not sure if it’s becasue it is version 10.0.2 on NethServer, maybe version 11 is needed.
Anyway,
I can’t even connect with windows using the 2nd method (https://MY-NEXTCLOUD-HOSTNAME/remote.php/dav/files/admin), it asks for user/pass 3 times, then gives me access denied. I can connect using webdrive/netdrive, so I know that is not the issue.
But, if I connect using https://MY-NEXTCLOUD-HOSTNAME/remote.php/webdav/, it connects, then if I try using the other method, and it connects without asking me for a password.
There is a setting in WebDrive that will have the drive letter reconnect at login. There are also some command line options that can be used for creating scripts. In the online help, under advanced topics https://southrivertech.com/support/webdrive/v17/ there are topics on automating connections, command line parameters and scripting or batch files. Hope this helps.
no this is more a workaround. I need to install a plugin in TC and cannot add a drive to windows. For me in person no problem, but i need to enroll this to many clients with no computerskills. Normaly the native client from nextcloud is fine in all cases less locking a file