WebDAV vs. FTP
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between WebDAV and FTP? If so, you are not alone. There seems to be some confusion about the differences between the two protocols. Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV), by definition, is a set of extensions to the HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), medical which allows users to…
Read More10 Best Free And Premium FTP Clients
Reviewed by OneExtraPixel Every web designer and developer has a favorite FTP client. Some have been using the same FTP client for years. However, there are plenty of new FTP clients available today. FileZilla is not the best anymore. Now, there are way better FTP clients that are more suitable for modern server management tasks,…
Read MoreWhat Your Cloud is Missing
Productivity Enhancements That Make Cloud Storage More Efficient In recent years, the cloud has revolutionized many aspects of college life. Tasks such as submitting papers and receiving assignments can be done by utilizing one of the many cloud services available. Receiving student financial aid forms and housing requests can be done with the click of…
Read MoreChoosing the Best FTP Client
There are many FTP clients on the market, and it can be hard to decide which one is best. Free clients are popular, but typically lack the security features that some paid FTP clients offer. This article details some of the best free and paid FTP clients available, and is a derivative of an article published…
Read MoreWhat is a WebDAV Client?
An Overview of WebDAV and the Benefits of Using a WebDAV Client Overview of WebDAV Protocol Many cloud-based collaboration services use WebDAV protocol, or their own adaptations to enable their collaborative features. WebDAV is short for Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning and was developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in the 2007 RFC 4918.…
Read MoreHelp! Where is my Product Registration Code?
When you install a new version of WebDrive, there is often a need for some kind of registration code, and if you do not have the correct one, your access may be restricted. Luckily, SRT regcodes are easy to find on your own from within the product interface. Here are some things to keep in…
Read MoreYour Corporate Files are Stored Everywhere—It’s Time to Get Organized
Do you have files stored on numerous cloud and corporate servers like Google Drive, SharePoint, or DropBox? Wouldn’t it be nice if you could simply access every one of those files from a single interface instead of having to download and sync each file on each server separately? Accessing your cloud and corporate servers by…
Read MoreCaching: The Secret to Getting Faster File Transfer Speeds
A Cache is a local copy of the folders/files on your computer, which allows the application you are working with (e.g. Microsoft Word) to access these files. Caching is important because it allows users to interact (read/edit, etc.) with their files without ever permanently downloading the files to their computer. The cache can then be…
Read MoreIf You Have Multiple Cloud Services, Here’s an Easy Trick You Should Know
You have your personal files on Google Drive, your work files on SharePoint Online, and some files in your old DropBox account. With so many cloud storage services becoming available, managing multiple locations can eliminate the productivity benefits of the cloud. An easy solution to this issue is to mount a drive to connect to…
Read MoreWebDrive Can Do That!?
WebDrive is an extremely versatile SFTP Client. Although it is most often referred to as an FTP Client, it has many more capabilities. Many applications can be enhanced with virtual drive, and WebDrive is no exception. Here are a couple of examples of what else WebDrive can do: Scan remote systems. Symantec recommends WebDrive as…
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