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Connect to Enterprise Filess WebDAV Server on iOS

How to Start and Connect to an iOS WebDAV Server

This guide explains how to start the Enterprise Files WebDAV server on your iPhone or iPad and connect to it from macOS, Windows, or another iOS device to browse and transfer files.

Start the WebDAV Server

To start the WebDAV server on your device:

  • From Enterprise Files's home screen tap the cog icon
  • Select "WebDAV Server"
  • Set a user name and password for the server here
  • Turn on the Enterprise Files locations you want to share via WebDAV using the toggle buttons
  • Tap the "Start Server" button.
Enterprise Files on iPad showing the WebDAV Server settings screen with options to enter username, password, select locations to share, and a Start Server action

Connect to your WebDAV Server

Connect to your WebDAV server from another device. The formats you have to enter these vary from device to device. Select what you are connecting from below to see the steps:

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iPad screenshot of Enterprise Files displaying the WebDAV connection information panel with the server URL and instructions for other devices to connect
Connect to WebDAV from macOS

Connect to Enterprise Files WebDAV Server From macOS

  1. Switch to finder and tap "Go" in the top toolbar
  2. Select "Connect to Server"
  3. Enter the Mac url that was displayed in Enterprise Files here. It will be something like "http://192.168.1.12:20002/" and tap "Connect"
  4. Enter the username and password you set on your device earlier and tap "Connect"

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macOS Finder window listing an Enterprise Files WebDAV share as a mounted network location after connecting from a Mac to the iPad WebDAV server
Connect to WebDAV from Windows

Connect to Enterprise Files WebDAV Server From Windows

  1. Open Windows File Explorer
  2. Enter the url that was displayed in Enterprise Files into the top bar. It will be something like "\\192.168.1.12@20002\DavWWWRoot".
  3. Enter your username and password you set on your device earlier and tap "Connect"

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Windows File Explorer connected to an Enterprise Files WebDAV server on an iPad, displaying the remote folders and files
Connect to WebDAV from iOS

Connect to Enterprise Files WebDAV Server From Another iPad/iPhone

  1. Open Enterprise Files and tap "Add Location"
  2. Select "iPad/iPhone" in the connection wizard, this will open Enterprise Files's WebDAV client.
  3. Tap "Scan Now" and select your device from the list
  4. Enter the username and password you set earlier and tap "Save"
  5. This will auto-connect the first time and ask for your password again. Enter it and tap "Connect" and that's it

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Enterprise Files WebDAV client on iPad scanning for available Enterprise Files WebDAV servers running on other iOS devices
Contact Us

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