Once the IIS features have been installed in the earlier article; now you need to configure Webdav.

You can configure Webdav using the command line or using the GUI I will cover both.



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@ECHO OFF
Echo Enabling WebDAV
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /enabled:true /commit:apphost Echo Configuring WebDAV
Echo Creating and configure a WebDAV authoring rule
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoringRules /+[users='*',path='*',access='Read'] /commit:apphost
Echo Allowing anonymous property queries
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /properties.allowAnonymousPropfind:true /commit:apphost Echo Allowing Custom Properties
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /properties.allowCustomProperties:false /commit:apphost Echo Allowing property queries with infinite depth
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /properties.allowInfinitePropfindDepth:true /commit:apphost Echo Allowing hidden files to be listed
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /fileSystem.allowHiddenFiles:true /commit:apphost Echo Allowing access to hidden files
AppCmd set config "Default Web Site/" /section:system.webServer/webdav/authoring /fileSystem.allowHiddenFiles:true /commit:apphost pause
@ECHO ON
exit

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Click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

IIS Manager starts

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In the Connections pane, expand the Sites node in the console tree, and then click SMSWEB (if you are using a custom Web site) or Default Web Site (if you are using the default Web site for the site system).




Click Features View at the bottom of the console. In the workspace, double-click WebDAV Authoring Rules.





When the WebDAV Authoring Rules page appears, in the Actions pane, click Enable WebDAV




When WebDAV has been enabled, in the Actions pane, click Add Authoring Rule.

In the Add Authoring Rule dialog box, under Allow access to, click All content. Under Allow access to this content to, click All users. Under Permissions, click Read, and then click OK.










To change the WebDAV Property Behavior settings

In the WebDAV Authoring Rules workspace, in the Actions pane, click WebDAV Settings.

In the WebDAV Settings workspace, under Property Behavior, set Allow anonymous property queries to True.

Set Allow Custom Properties to False.

Set Allow property queries with infinite depth to True.

If this is a BITS-enabled distribution point, under WebDAV Behavior, set Allow access to hidden files to True.
If this is a BITS-enabled distribution point, under WebDAV Behavior, set Allow hidden files to be listed to True.





In the Actions pane, click Apply

Close IIS Manager.


Now we will install RDS.

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If you are using windows 2008 IIS 7.0

A hotfix rollup is available for the out-of-band WebDAV module for IIS 7.0
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/957001

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---- From SCCM Technet forums ----
I had another issue when using Server 2008 R2 x64, and I hope this will help others.

After SCCM install, but would not create the necessary virtual directories in IIS. After going through logs, here is what I found you have to do.

1. Change a few WebDAV settings (refresher: WebDAV, as explained previously, is a part of IIS 7.5, so no download is needed). Go to IIS Manager, Default Web Site, WebDAV, then select "WebDAV Settings..."

•Allow property queries with infinite depth - TRUE

•Allow Custom Properties - FALSE

•Allow anonymous property queries - TRUE

2. Go back to WebDAV authoring rules. Add a new rule: All content - All Users - Read
3. This next step is an installer hack. The installer seems to have permissions issues with the SCCM folder. Go to your Program Files (or Program Files x86 for 64-bit users) and select the SMS_CCM folder's security properties. TEMPORARILY (important this is temporary because we are reducing security here) add Everyone - Full Control.
4. Back in SCCM management console, remove the Management Point role and then add it back.
5. Remove the Everyone group from the folder to restore security.

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