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Using a traditional DAV client
Using kProxy 2
- Enter https://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.kproxy.cornell.edu
/cf9-YOUR-CUSTOMER-NAME (you should have received this url when your instance was created) into your favorite DAV client - When prompted, enter your NetID and kerberos password
- Use DAV as normal
Using DAVPortal
- Enter httphttps://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.citkproxy.cornell.edu
/cf9-YOUR-CUSTOMER-NAME into your favorite DAV client - Visit http://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.cit.cornell.edu/davlogin
to acquire your DAVLogin key - When prompted by your client, enter your NetID and DAVLogin key
- Use DAV as normal
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- Your repository URL will be https://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.kproxy.cornell.edu
/cf9-YOUR-CUSTOMER-NAME - standard Subversion clients (with HTTPS support) should work fine with this path - Your username and password are your Kerberos credentials
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- Your repository URL will be httphttps://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.citkproxy.cornell.edu
/cf9-YOUR-CUSTOMER-NAME - Your username will be your NetID and your password will be your DAVLogin key, acquired from http://YOURhosting-DAV-NAMEwebdav.cit.cornell.edu/davlogin

Notes for both
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