WebDAV Link redirect

Hi Experts,
We are currently trying to redirect a link through apache web server to point to WebDAV link on UCM.
The desired output should be something like:
http://www.website.com/content/submit -> http://serverAddress:portNumber/_dav/cs/idcplg/webdav/Contribution Folders/RootFolder/SubFolder/
The redirect is done on the WebTier level on an apache web server.
Now the problems we’re facing are:
• Using Windows explorer, we’re not able to connect to the WebDAV folder using the redirected address but we’re able using the original UCM server address. It keeps asking for credentials and never authenticates.
• Using some tools, we are able to authenticate and access the folder, but when we access the folder specified in the connection, we always see a duplicate of this folder that is not accessible. I mean if we access </SubFolder/SubSub1> we will see the content in that folder and another folder named <SubSub1>.
Any suggestions for those errors or on how to handle such case of required redirect is really appreciated.
Thanks,
Abdallah

HI,
Try Open DNS / Free-Basic to avoid redirects.
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