Enabling and Using WebDAV with JSCAPE MFT Server

Words By Anthony Bryan

Last Updated: November 17, 2022

Demonstrates how to enable and use WebDAV with JSCAPE MFT Server, a platform independent managed file transfer server that supports FTP, secure FTP (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH, HTTP, HTTPS and WebDAV protocols.

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