Once youre on a solid 10.5 environment, Install EC Module, put EC on your workstations no more WEBDAV. Create the WebDAV authoring rule In the Server Manager, click Tools and select the Internat Information Services (IIS) Manager option.

They want you to 1) Upgrade out of Livelink as it hasnt been supported for 3 years now, and to toss Livelink Explorer (hasnt been supported for several years either). Also, Livelink Explorer is not supported on Windows 7+ workstations however Enterprise Connect 10.3.1 on your server and 10.3.1 Clients on your Windows 7+ workstations will function (but no longer supported). One of my points is, you no longer need WEBDAV, as of 10.5. On your workstations, remove Livelink Explorer (and its components), and install Enterprise Connect 10.5.2. In this video we demonstrate how to map a network drive in Windows 10 to the Cranfield University filestore using the WebDAV system.Helpsheet: https://intran. I would remove WEBDAV off your server, and install Enterprise Connect MODULE on your server. The versions in 9.7.1 were sometimes installed with Livelink Explorer (renamed to Enterprise COnnect), specifically: 'Livelink Text Editing', and 'Content Server Web Edit' (installed with Enterprise Connect 10.3.1 the last supported version of EC for Livelink). I am not familiar with 'Livelink Editor 10.5' in 10.5 the out of the box modules related to this title are Content Server Web Edit, and Content Server Text Editing (those were just copied/pasted from one of my environments). This is good, there was a period of a time where there were numerous issues isolated to just the WEBDAV module/functionality alone. It was mainly used for drag/drop purposes, however, with version 10.5, as it uses HTML5 for that purpose, WEBDAV was no longer needed to be installed (manually it is now installed automatically as of 10.5 by the installer on the server).

WebDAV went the way of the DODOs a few months ago it is no longer being supported, nor will it receive updates.

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