[toxaris]

Hello.

I have finaly managed to configurated WebDAV on my server 2003 with IIS 6.

I found a guide here: http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netos/article.php/3680911

and followed this part:

Setting Up IIS

Let's take a closer look at the dials and levers we need to adjust for IIS to provide WebDAV functionality. First, of course, we need to install Internet Information Services (IIS) somewhere. You don't have to run IIS on your existing file server(s), and probably shouldn't. Assuming that you have IIS installed, here are the steps for making \\fileServer\share accessible from https://myWebServer/RemoteFileAccess:

1. Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
2. Click on the Web Service Extensions folder and enable the WebDAV extension
3. Expand SERVERNAME (local computer) -> Web Sites
4. Select the "Default Web Site" or create a new site
5. Right-click on the chosen site -> New -> Virtual Directory..., this starts a wizard
6. Choose an Alias of "RemoteFileAccess" and a Path of "\\fileServer\share"
7. Leave the box checked for "Always use the authenticated user's credentials when validating access to the network directory."
8. Allow the Read, Write, and Browse permissions
9. After finishing the wizard, right-click the new virtual folder and choose properties
10. On the Virtual Directory tab verify that Read, Write, Directory browsing, and Log visits are checked. Index this resource should not be checked. Execute permissions should be set to None.
11. On the Directory Security tab -> Authentication and access control, click the Edit... button
12. Be sure that anonymous access is disabled and check the box for Basic Authentication only. You may also want to add a default domain.
    

But! I havent yet been able to configure a more secure conncetion with SSL to my WebDAV.