Minnow_IT

Hi there, Just wanted to mention that we do offer a per device (iPad) licence for Foldr that would probably be more suitable here. This is available in blocks of 5 devices. Thanks to thebryonic and fairm010 for the kind words!

Mrbios, sorry to hear you are looking for alternatives. If you would like me to look into this for you please send me a direct message with your school details / number of devices. Thanks

Hi Peter To resolve your SSL certificate issue please reinstall your signed certificate and private key but also include the 'bundle' certificate. When you download your signed certificate from GoDaddy’s customer portal there is a second file included in the zip called ca-bundle.crt. Many other providers require you to download their root and chain certificates individually, but GoDaddy make things a little easier. When reinstalling your certificate, please ensure the content of the bundle file is dropped into the CA Root box within the Foldr Settings > Certificates installation screen. As mentioned in rpettit's message you can leave the 'Intermediate Certificate Chain' box blank as the bundle contains both the root and intermediate chain in one. Hit 'Save' and after 60 seconds your certificate should now validate successfully on all devices, including iOS when using the app. You can verify your certificate installation by using an online SSL checking tool such as this https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html If anyone needs help with this (or anything else Foldr related!) please drop me a PM or an email. Cheers Mike

Apologies for bringing back an older thread but wanted to politely correct the statement above. Foldr does not simply 'connect AD users to WebDAV'. In fact the Foldr iOS app does not use WebDAV at all. As well as the usual uploading and downloading of files from network shares, it will accept the output of any other app that supports the 'Open In Another App' feature meaning you can effectively save content from other apps to your network also. So, you do not need WebDAV, iFiles or any other utility to move files on or off the network as suggested. Thanks Minnow IT