Cannot map network drive to WEBDAV

How did you setup webdav, is it a Sharepoint server, or...?

A few suggestions:
1. Make sure that WebClient service is running.
2. Have you tried to add the location with CMD?

net use drive_letter: \\sitename@ssl@port/folder/subfolder password /user:userID

Select allOpen in new window

3. You can try to modify the registry to accept basic authentication for SSL.
https://support.netdocuments.com/hc/en-us/articles/205212850-WebDAV-as-a-Mapped-Drive
4. Internet options -> Security tab -> Trusted sites -> Sites -> add the site
5. A similar problem was discussed here. It might be worth checking it:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/ftp-server-error-the-folder-you-entered-does-not/2d919979-badd-4134-909e-645028fe56b8

"A few suggestions:
1. Make sure that WebClient service is running.
2. Have you tried to add the location with CMD?
net use drive_letter: \\sitename@ssl@port/folder/subfolder password /user:userID

Select all
 
Open in new window

3. You can try to modify the registry to accept basic authentication for SSL.
https://support.netdocuments.com/hc/en-us/articles/205212850-WebDAV-as-a-Mapped-Drive
4. Internet options -> Security tab -> Trusted sites -> Sites -> add the site
5. A similar problem was discussed here. It might be worth checking it:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/ftp-server-error-the-folder-you-entered-does-not/2d919979-badd-4134-909e-645028fe56b8"

1. yes it is running
2. yes, gives error 67
3. I will start here and let you know what happens.

Thanks!

Step 4.4 is your clue: https://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2019/05/sharepoint-online-setting-up-webdav.html

EDIT: Found another post: https://blog.mpecsinc.ca/2008/06/sbs-20038-sharepoint-mapped-network.html

We've done a lot of SharePoint work and still do. Mapping a drive letter makes things so much easier.

We don't even know if you are using SharePoint, @BP88. I am still waiting for your feedback.

sorry guys, not using sharepoint. just setup webdav in IIS. I have tried all the above suggestions and nothing has worked.

Paste this into the Address Bar in File Explorer:

\\YourServerNAME\DavWWWRoot\

Select allOpen in new window

Depending on how security is set up on the root you should get prompted for a username and password.

Replace YourServerNAME with the IP if that did not work.

Otherwise, there is probably a setting that is not configured correctly.

The above links are for SharePoint, but setting up a WebDAV access in IIS is the same thing.

EDIT: Make sure Web Client in Services.MSC is started and set to Automatic! Otherwise it won't work.

\\YourServerNAME\DavWWWRoot\ does not work, but if i add @SSL (\\servername@SSL\DAVwwwRoot\) it does ask me for username and password, but again it will not connect

Okay, then that's the root.

Domain\UserName
UserName@Domain.Com

Make sure the user has FULL on the root folder and subfolders in NTFS and make sure the IIS permissions are set up correctly for folder access.

EDIT: And again, make sure the Web Client service is running on Windows desktop OS.