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I'm having an hard time to connect to my webdav share.

While on windows I tried using the map network drive feature built-in the file explorer.
I entered the remote folder as https://nas_dydns/sharename, I checked the Connect with different credentials box and after entering the username\password which have permission access to the share I get an alert popup saying:

Mutual Authentication failed. The server's password is out of date at the domain controller.

I've also tried using the Cyberduck software which the same result (different error name, but it is always about the handshake)
Googling brought me to this page and this ticket.
The clients (windows's file explorer\cyberduck) were set up to use SSL on port 443 which is also opened and properly forwarded in the nas's router settings.

The NAS fvdw firmware is setup as follow:
System Management->Web Server:
- Enable connexion over TLS/SSL protocol is active
- The TLS/SSL certificate (clicking Edit TLS/SSL certificate) is setup as follow:
-- Domain Name: the dydns registered domain name
-- Information: "NONE" (I literally wrote NONE)
-- Other information: blank
-- Town: blank
-- State/Land: blank
-- Country: "IT"
-- Email: blank
-- Validity: Apr 23 08:47:06 2016 GMT - Apr 23 08:47:06 2018 GM

The share I'm trying to access is set as Private and my user has full access, the share is listed and have a tick in the WebDav settings panel. The WebDav server has been restarted to apply changes.


I've also tried to download and install into windows the ca certificate from the NAS admin panel unsuccessfully.

What's wrong in the nas setup or the client configuration? :fists :thinking

EDIT:
I'm able to remotely login into the admin configuration panel via https.

Hi maxiride,

Just to be sure: did you enable webdav access on your share ? (not just enable webdav service) and did you restart the web server ?

Otherwise, you need to install the certificate authority on your laptop as your certificate is not signed by a known trusted authority.

So download the certificate (setup menu, web server tab) and install it as a trusted authority.

Jocko wrote:Hi maxiride,

Just to be sure: did you enable webdav access on your share ? (not just enable webdav service) and did you restart the web server ?

Otherwise, you need to install the certificate authority on your laptop as your certificate is not signed by a known trusted authority.

So download the certificate (setup menu, web server tab) and install it as a trusted authority.

Sorry for the REALLY late reply. Yes the solution has been installing the CA cert ;)

Really sorry, my bad for not checking the forum.

Hi Maxiride,

Don't worry about this as I was sure it was a CA issue
So I was not lost in speculations ;)