Connect to WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) server to monitor for file changes or perform a variety of operations with files and folders.
| Connection | Details |
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| Server | WebDAV server name or IP address. |
| Port | WebDAV server port to connect. By default, encrypted connection uses port 443 while unencrypted connection uses port 80. |
| Connection | Connect to WebDAV supports both non-encrypted and encrypted connections.
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| Authentication | Depending on server settings, use user credentials or user credentials with client certificate.
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| Username | Specify username. |
| Password | Specify password. |
| Client certificate path | For client certificate authentication provide client certificate file. Supported formats—Personal Information Exchange (.pfx or .p12); Base64 encoded X.509 (.pem or .key) · Learn moreA private key and certificate can be provided in two separate files. The files must have the same name with different extensions. Automation Workshop looks for .crt or .cer files, if the provided file contains only a private key section. For example:
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| Certificate passphrase | For client certificate authentication provide client certificate passphrase. |
| Mask password |  To maximize security, mask the password characters. While enabled, it is not possible to use the Variable Wizard. |
| Browse |  Use Browse to select a particular file or folder on local disk, network share on LAN (local area network), etc. |
| Variable Wizard |  Use dynamic data input—substitute a parameter from a file, web, connected Trigger, other Actions, date and time presets, etc. |
Notes
- WebDAV protocol may reveal incorrect access credentials error only after actual remote file Actions are used, for example, upload file, download file, etc.
- WebDAV default directory can be set in Server field:
dav.example.com/directory - To upload or download files from default directory, use current path notation:
./
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