WebDrive is more than just an FTP Client. By connecting to WebDAV, FTP, or SFTP servers through a virtual drive, files are transferred by simply saving them to a drive letter. There's no need to run a separate FTP client interface. Unlike typical FTP clients, WebDrive lets you open and edit server-based files without the additional download step.

Security Features
WebDrive has built-in support for the industry standard SSL protocol. When used in conjunction with secure WebDAV, FTP or SFTP servers, WebDrive will open an encrypted tunnel between the client computer and the remote server; giving you secure transmission of critical data over the Internet. WebDrive can even be used as an alternative to a corporate VPN. Install the WebDrive client, and an SSL enabled server, and WebDrive can act as the VPN for your company, an efficient alternative to an expensive VPN and non-secure FTP client connections.

WebDrive Site Manager
Use the site manager to define the servers you wish to map to drive letters. Enter the server URL and your username and password and press connect to map the selected drive letter to your server. You can map different directories on the same server to unique drive letters. This provides easier access to frequently updated directories. You can also map unique drive letters to different server types - one drive to an SFTP server, one to a WebDAV server and another to an FTP server. This is functionality not available in typical FTP software.

Collaboration
Because WebDrive can connect to FTP, SFTP and WebDAV servers, users can store, access and collaborate on files in many locations – though the familiar interface of a drive letter.

Internet-Enable any Application
Instantly Internet enable any application. Use WebDrive to manipulate files on your server with your favorite applications. For example, you can use Microsoft Backup to create backups of your web site, by simply selecting the drive letter to be backed up.

DOS/Legacy Support (Command Line)
Once WebDrive has mapped a drive to your server, you can access it like a local drive. Use a DOS-prompt to use commands like copy, xcopy, mkdir, dir, move, etc.

As the Internet grows, DOS based and other legacy applications are quickly being left in the dust; primarily due to their inability to access data over the Internet. WebDrive can breathe new life into these applications by providing DOS based Internet file access. Still using an application like WordPerfect for DOS With WebDrive, map any available network drive letter to an FTP, SFTP or WebDAV server over your corporate Intranet or over the Internet, then use the application to access those files through the mapped drive.

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