WebDAV
WebDAV, standing for Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning, is an extension of HTTP designed to allow users to collaboratively edit and manage files on the web. Unlike HTTP, which is limited to accessing web pages, WebDAV adds the capability to create, edit, and manage files on remote servers. It supports features like version control, locking (to prevent simultaneous edits), and metadata management, thereby facilitating seamless file sharing and collaboration across platforms. Class 1 and Class 2 servers offer varying levels of functionality, with Class 2 providing advanced features like locking and version control. WebDAV is foundational for protocols like CalDAV and CardDAV, extending its utility to calendar and contact data management.
New functions of WebDAV in CloudsLinker
CloudsLinker is a dynamic online cloud management tool designed to streamline data transfer and management across multiple cloud services. Integrating WebDAV with CloudsLinker enables robust features such as cloud-to-cloud transfers, scheduled data synchronization, and customizable transfer filters, all without consuming local bandwidth. This combination ensures efficient cloud data management, offering a practical solution for handling data across different platforms, regardless of your location.
Simplified File Movement Across Cloud Platforms
Effortlessly move files from WebDAV to other cloud services like PikPak, Proton Drive, OneDrive, Google Drive and more using CloudsLinker. This integration facilitates smooth data transfer and synchronization.
Uninterrupted Transfers, Even When Offline
CloudsLinker operates entirely in the cloud, allowing WebDAV transfer tasks to continue seamlessly, even when your computer is offline.
Scheduled Transfer
Leverage CloudsLinker's scheduling feature for automated transfers from WebDAV, ensuring regular data synchronization according to your needs.
Customizable Transfer Filters
CloudsLinker's filter transfer feature allows you to tailor backup or transfer tasks to specific file types and sizes, ensuring only relevant data is handled.