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Can I use Mountain Duck to attach my Verizon Cloud virtual drive so it can appear on my PC as a network drive? TIA! |
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Can you point us to the service description. It would require to provide a public API that Mountain Duck supports such as WebDAV or S3. |
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It's Verizon Cloud, a subscription service offered by Verizon. Unfortunately I don't have any more details. Hence my question. |
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We previously had support for Verizon Cloud Storage (object storage service compatible with S3 API) but that service no longer seems to be available. Verizon Cloud seems to refer to a mobile backup service we are unable to support. |
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That's what I suspected also. Thanks for the confirmation! |
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FWIW, they switched from using direct S3 to a whitelabel provider called Synchronoss (who uses AWS S3), but you login with Verizon's SSO, so even though I can find the S3 endpoint, I don't see a way to login. |
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We previously had support for Verizon Cloud Storage (object storage service compatible with S3 API) but that service no longer seems to be available. Verizon Cloud seems to refer to a mobile backup service we are unable to support.