Setting up Web Access
Administrators on Therefore™ On-Premises can configure web access for their Therefore™ system.
By default the URL for Therefore™ Web Access is:
http://servername/TWA
As a general feature Therefore™ Web Access supports single sign-on for Windows users, but this needs to be supported by the browser too. Otherwise a customizable login page is displayed before the application can be accessed.
The user is asked to enter their username and password (see table below).
Furthermore, for access to be granted, a user license is required.
| User Type | Username |
|---|---|
| Active Directory or LDAP | domain\username |
| Windows workgroup | servername\username |
| Internal Therefore™ user | username |
In order to use this feature in Therefore™, the WebDAV folder needs to be configured first.
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Go to Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off. The 'Add Roles and Features Wizard' will open.
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In the Wizard, click on Next until the 'Server Roles' section is displayed.
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In the Roles dialog, expand the first Web Server (IIS) item, then the Web Server sub-item, and finally the Common HTTP Features section. Check the WebDAV Publishing option.
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Click on Next until the you get to the Confirmation section, then click Install. Close the Wizard when the installation is complete.
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Go to Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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In the IIS Manager, in the left pane (Connections), expand the server item > Sites > Default Web Site. The Default Web Site Home is displayed.
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Click on the WebDAV Authoring Rules icon and then click on the Enable WebDAV options in the Actions panel on the right.
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In the same panel, click on the Add Authoring Rule option. In the Add Authoring Rule dialog, select the following options:
- Allow access to: All content
- Allow access to this content to: All users
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In the left pane (Connections), expand TWA > Client and click on the WebDAV folder. The WebDAV Home is displayed.
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Click on the WebDAV Authoring Rules icon. Select the existing Authoring Rules and click on Edit in the Actions panel on the right.
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In the Edit Authoring Rule dialog, change the Permissions section by granting Read, Source and Write permissions.
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In the IIS Manager, in the left pane (Connections), select the server item and click Restart in the Actions panel on the right.