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Setting up a Drive for OpenText Content Server

In this article, we will identify and set the drive that mounts the content source to Windows file explorer.

Before mapping a drive, ensure a Content Source has been added.

  1. Log into Shinydrive Admin

  2. Select DRIVES & PROFILES from the left side menu

  3. In the DRIVES section, press +Add Drive

  4. Enter a Drive Name, excluding Windows restricted characters (for example, /, . , or \)

  5. Select a drive letter value

  6. Select a value from the Source dropdown

  7. Enter a value in the Root ID field (refer to Root ID table below for values)

  8. Review Advanced Settings and make any appropriate changes

    If your organization uses OIDC as the sole method to authenticate to OpenText Content Server, configure OTDS authentication for the drive.
    NOTE: The Shinydrive web app does not support OTDS authentication. When enabled, only Shinydrive clients authenticate correctly.

    1. In Advanced Settings for the drive, check the box beside Enable OTDS Authentication

    2. Fill out these fields with the respective values:

      1. OTDS WSDL Path: /ot-authws/services/Authentication?wsdl

      2. OTDS Authentication URL: /otdsws

    3. Uncheck to disable: Enable SSO

    4. Check to enable: Enable Automatic Login

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  9. Save

It is not necessary to add a different Personal Workspace for each user. Shinydrive will employ users' credentials to bring up their Personal Workspace.

Root ID Values

Source Type

Workspace

Root ID Value

Content Server

Enterprise

EnterpriseWS

Content Server

Personal

PersonalWS

After adding a Drive, assign the drive to a Profile.

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