Kevin Woods
posted this on September 01, 2010 13:49
You can restore files using our web interface which will download your files as a ZIP file. You can also use the built-in WebDav connection in Windows Explorer to access your files as a remote network drive. However in some cases when doing a bulk restore, a WebDav client may offer some advantages. Since WebDav is an open standard you may be able to use your favorite FTP client to setup a connection to your SafeCopy account. We can recommend BitKinex for Windows and Transmit for the Mac if you don't have one already. Below is a screenshot of how you configure the settings:

Then you can connect to your account which has WebDav permissions to download and delete. Any new files must be added to your account through the SafeCopy software client.
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I couldn't get FileZilla to work, but I got BitKinex to work just fine. Just remember, in BitKinex, make sure you create a Site under "Http/WebDav", not FTP! (I think by default it creates a Site under FTP... you have to explicitly create one under Http:/WebDav). Download speeds seem to be pretty good from safecopybackup.