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* If you were successful, you should now be presented with a directory listing | * If you were successful, you should now be presented with a directory listing | ||
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Revision as of 08:56, 12 January 2017
General
Cyberduck is a graphical file transfer client available for macOS and Windows.
It support numerous access protocols. These instructions focuses on setting up Cyberduck to access Swestore using the WebDAV protocol with certificate authentication.
Instructions
- If not already done, download and install the Cyberduck client from https://cyberduck.io/
- Start Cyberduck
- In the Open Connection dialog:
- Select WebDAV (HTTP/SSL) as protocol
- Enter Server: webdav.swestore.se
- Enter Port: 443
- Check the Anonymous Login checkbox
- Click Connect
File:MacOS-Cyberduck-TLS-cert-1.png
- Choose the correct certificate from the user login keychain
- macOS: If you have only one certificate the default is usually correct
File:MacOS-Cyberduck-TLS-cert-2.png
- Windows: You always have to select the correct certificate, the default is always wrong. Click More choices and scroll down and select your own certificate.
- If you were successful, you should now be presented with a directory listing
