WebDAV Portal

Prerequisites

1. Installed and working MSPControl environment.
2. Recommended to install WebDAV Portal on same server as Portal

Installation

1. Run MSPControl Installer
2. Choose just WebDAV Portal to be installed:

   

3. Provide IP (loopback 127.0.0.1 is not recommended) and port:

   

4. Provide info for account provisioning:
   

5. Specify Enterprise Server URL:

   

6. Provide Crypto key, serveradmin as user and ecrypted password.Crypto key could be found in Enteprise Server's web.config (C:\MSPControl\Enterprise Server\ by default).
   Ecrypted serveradmin password could be found in MSPControl database, table users (UserID = 1).

   

7. Run and finish setup.
8. Optional, but recommended: go to IIS and assign SSL certificate to your newly created WebDAV Portal website.
9. Go to C:\MSPControl\WebDavPortal (default path), open web.config, fill keys from below example and check that keys from point 6 are exist. Here is the filled example of fields required for Cloud Folders:Crypto key:
   <add key="MSPControl.CryptoKey" value="grkc28whdf5k6bxxlh27" />Serveradmin and encrypted password:
   <MSPControlConstantUser login="serveradmin" password="swtX7chfVcabcR2DqdKI3lmOIDlU8vFSHTS4h6D9hmmwcJwft+cqStZrfbzCSKyA" />

   Name of your internal domain:
   <userDomain value="hosting.local" />

   Your Cloud Folder URL:
   <webdavRoot value="https://file.hosting.com/" />

   This is what you see in browser as name of WebDAV Site. You can put whatever you want here:
   <applicationName value="WebDAV Explorer" />

   Enterprise Server URL:
   <enterpriseServer url="http://69.67.62.219:9002" />

10. Open your MSPControl Portal (not WebDAV Portal) and go to Settings > System Settings. Provide desired WebDAV Portal URL under Organization Password Reset Module section:

    

11. Done. Now you can use your WebDAV Portal for the following features:

• Push password reset links for users and mailboxes from Portal
• Allow end-users to access WebDAV Portal. They can change some basic information here (e.g. Name, Last name) and change their passwords.
• Allow end-users to access their Cloud Folders