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Native Windows 10 and Synology NAS WebDAV

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Is it possible to connect a Windows 10 machine to a Synology NAS WebDAV without any other programs, just using the network mapper?

I'm getting this when I try to add one:
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I'm trying https://mysynologynas:5006 it's running with a cert that I have imported to windows.
Cyberduck works fine.
If I try https://jove@mysynologynas:5006 I get this
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Windows 10 network drives use SMB shares, they can not use HTTP(S)/WebDAV protocol.

EDIT: Scratch that, apparently it should be possible. Am testing right now.

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34 minutes ago, jj9987 said:

Windows 10 network drives use SMB shares, they can not use HTTP(S)/WebDAV protocol.

EDIT: Scratch that, apparently it should be possible. Am testing right now.

Yea, we used it on my last workplace, but there we had Windows 10 Business edition or what it's called.
I only have Pro and Home here personally. But I could not find anything that said that these had differences at this area.

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Just now, Joveice said:

Yea, we used it on my last workplace, but there we had Windows 10 Business edition or what it's called.
I only have Pro and Home here personally. But I could not find anything that said that these had differences at this area.

Yeap, Nextcloud WebDAV works. Though it took multiple attempts to get it working.

 

It might be, that resolving the DNS is failing, in which case try using a direct IP.

Another thing - is WebDAV available at root? Or is it on a different path?

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Hydrogen server: Intel i3-10100 | Cryorig M9i | 64 GB Crucial Ballistix 3200MHz DDR4 | Gigabyte B560M-DS3H | 33 TB of storage | Fractal Design Define R5 | unRAID 6.9.2

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16 minutes ago, jj9987 said:

Yeap, Nextcloud WebDAV works. Though it took multiple attempts to get it working.

 

It might be, that resolving the DNS is failing, in which case try using a direct IP.

Another thing - is WebDAV available at root? Or is it on a different path?

There are no documentation about the path, so I have tried root and some common ones I know about /dav/ /webdav/
It fails much earlier if you try to use an address which doesn't resolve, and I can't use tls with IP. (that said, http webdav didn't work either)

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