# Using WebDAV on Linux
NTLM authentication is not used on Linux. Instead, Linux uses basic authentication. For this reason, we recommend that you secure the data transfer through SSL.
# Davfs2 (command line)
Use the following command:
sudo mount.davfs –o userid=<LINUX-USER> http://<server name>:<port>/ix-<repository name>/ixwebdav/mnt/<mount point>Replace the placeholders with your own values.
# Gnome/Nautilus
In Nautilus, select Locations > Connect to server, or select File > Connect with a server.
Enter the following settings:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Server | The server name |
| Port | The port used; default for HTTPS 443 |
| Folder | The path to the respective WebDAV directory |
| User name | Name of the ELO account used |
| Password | Password of the ELO account used |
# KDE/Dolphin
Open the ELO WebDAV address with Dolphin or Konqueror.