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What about the FTP apps that advertise you can transfer data to a FTP Remote Server? Or using a WebDav Server?<br />
I am obviously wanting to avoid data having travel over a WAN link (i.e. not Dropbox).<br />
Surely there is something that someone is using and is somewhat supported?!?
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What about the FTP apps that advertise you can transfer data to a FTP Remote Server? Or using a WebDav Server?
I am obviously wanting to avoid data having travel over a WAN link (i.e. not Dropbox).
Surely there is something that someone is using and is somewhat supported?!?

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Sorry for delay, but thanks for great info :)
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Sorry for delay, but thanks for great info :)

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I am looking into ways that we can store/transfer content from an iOS device to another storage device/server and then edit that content either on a different device or back on the iOS device.<br />
I have seen some posts about setting up WebDav or FTP Server, but hoping there are some enterprise answers to this. The iOS devices are being used by students and connecting via WLAN.<br />
Thoughts?
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I am looking into ways that we can store/transfer content from an iOS device to another storage device/server and then edit that content either on a different device or back on the iOS device.
I have seen some posts about setting up WebDav or FTP Server, but hoping there are some enterprise answers to this. The iOS devices are being used by students and connecting via WLAN.
Thoughts?

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