I run a secured FTP site - that is, you must have a logon and password to
access anything.
On other (anonymous) sites, I can access a particular file - e.g.,
ftp://ftp.site.com/dlfolder/picture.jpg

Can you point me to a reference that documents what is in the Microsoft IIS
Log File Format.
Can you recommend where I can get  some good analyzers for either the
Microsoft IIS Log File Format

Hi, I’m trying to write a script that changes the root of my ftp from the
default to something like c:\myftpsite\ also I would like to change the
permissions of the site to read, write and browse for a single specified
user. It looks like it should be quite simple, but I can’t ...

Hi, we are trying to set up a FTP server on a windows 2003 server
machine running IIS and a DC.
As we try to add FTPRoot and FTPDir we get this error" "Error
&H80041064: User credentials cannot be used for local connections"

I would like some example VB .NET code that shows how to
add a new FTP site in IIS and virtual directory with
System.DirectoryServices.  It would be nice if this code
included implementing security.  My target platforms are

I'm trying to create and remove an FTP virtual directory on Windows 2000
programmatically (as part of an install/uninstall routine) and the means I'm
using are probably not the best way of doing this.  But here's what I'm
doing.

   I want to redirect my web site on my internal LAN. I have registered
site on active host. I want to redirect site on my live ip 202.x.x.x
configured on my live windows 2003 server. that server also redirect on
private ip 192.x.x.x of my another web site in LAN.

I have windows xp pro + servicepack 2 installed + all essential updates.
Today, I have added the FTP service to IIS services. I had to insert my
windows xp pro CD (without servicepack2) to install this service. Have I to
reinstall servicepack 2 to be sure that all the latest updates ...

I've believe my FTP server has been compromised/backdoor  but am having
trouble identifying the particulars. What I have found is that this:
Netstat -a was revealing an external IP with an established connection to
port 1035 with destination port of 6556. Netstat also showed IP's ...

I would like to limit the number of connection by IP address.  My ftp is used
on a local LAN and some people will connect and open 50 or 100 connections.  
I would like to beable to limit each ip to maybe 5 or so connections.
Can this be done?

I think I already know that what I'm requesting is impossible, but I thought
I should ask in case I'm wrong ;)
A client has requested an anonymous ftp site (IIS6).  I told them it would
have to be read-only, I don't want anonymous users reading and writing,

 I am wanting to setup my ftp server in such a way as that a particular
account can only post(upload)but not download.  Currently, I have the server
set up with individual folders for each user that will retrieve from it on
the local lan.  Anonymous access is off.   It seems ...

I have som troubbel with FTP.
From command-modus I suddenly recive this:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.PETERSONGROUP>ftp 213.225.xxx.xxx
Connected to 213.225.

I have a Small Business Server 2003 Premium.
Now I installed the FTP-Server on the IIS from SBS2003.
The standard FTP-Site points to "C:\INETPUB\FTPROOT".
I have Virtual Directorys (Isolated User, but not with ActiveDirectory). When a user logs in, he is isolated to the defined

we are having the following problem with IIS running on Windows 2003 Server:
each time we place files on the FTP site, its attributes (creation date
etc..) are
changed to the current date. But we want our files to retain their original