When clients access our FTP site they no longer seeing the correct date
format when doing a dir command.   This is causing a mainframe application to
error.  
The old format was

When a user remove a folder in FTP session, the error "550: The process
cannot access the file because it is being used by another process" appear.
I can remove the folder in windows explorer.
I'm using Windows 2003 Server.

I've a server with windows 2000 server and if i configure two ftp
user:
user1
and

I had just setup a 2003 Server and also built in FTP server, I was able to
connect remotely and via ftp, upload files. Last night my Server took a dump
and wasn't able to connect remotely or via FTP. after searching online I
found a KB q169262 which has broken link or doesn't ...

When trying to ftp an Access Database, the FTP "times out".  I am using a
2003 Web Server.  I have tried renaming the Database with a .pdf extention
(so I could rename the database after the transfer) to no avail.  If I zip
the database, I have no problems, other than I can't ...

On a W2k3, I configured with IIS an FTP server which is working fine on LAN.
I connect to internet through a firewalled router with a static IP.  I would
like external users to be able to connect to the FTP server.
On my router, I redirected ports 20 and 21 to the IP address of ...

i have install in a windows 2003 server, the tool awstats for generating
statistics of FTP service. When the statistics are generated only the file
that was downloaded are analized but the line of the log for the file
uploaded are ignored. Any suggestion?

I'm looking for a step by step configuration guide for a IIS5 (Win 2000) FTP
server.  I think I'd seen something like that a while ago but I can't find
it now.  I need to set it up so members of a specific user group will have
access only to their respective directories (folder ...

I am currently running MSFTP on a 2003 Server box. My ISP has assured me that
my upload speed is 384k/sec yet when I am outside my network trying to pull
something off the FTP, I can only reach speeds in the area of 30k/sec. Are
there any ways that one can up that speed?

I have a Windows XP Pro machine acting as FTP server behind a firewall. To
allow passive FTP I want to reduce the number of ports used for data
connections. I read Knowledge base article
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;555022&Product=iis50

I am running IIS5.0 with windows user accounts for FTP login. I had a
problem with a user complaining about not being able to connect. I checked
the users account and it was locked out. I looked at the logs and noticed
numerous attempts to login. I tried myself with a different ...

I want to set up the following is IIS 6 on SBS 2003 and
want to know if it is even possible?
Default Ftp site, port 21, anonymous access
vdir # 1, port 21, one user login access only

I come from the XP Embedded newsgroup, and it's been suggested to ask this
question here, since no on on the embedded newsgroup knows the answer.
We have the IIS FTP server setup to allow us (the manufacturer) full access
to the C: drive using the Administrator account.

Does anybody know whether microsoft FTP Support FTPS ? I would really
appreciate if  anybody has answer to  this.
Thank You

I have my FTP server on win2k3 set to allow anonymous logins (IUSER_) and I
attempt to login with IE and I give it a valid email address as the user and
it wont let me in.
IUSER has NTFS permissions to the FTP root folder. the FTP site is set to