I want to set up an ftp site on SBS 2003 Std, IIS 6 that allows me to
provide a link to my customers that will allow them to a specific
directory only, but will not allow them to browse that ftp site.
Already have the ftp site configured, just need to know what the user

I am trying to setup FTP access on my 2003 server running IIS 6.0.  I
have everything running, but I am having a problem adding users so I can
restrict access to the FTP site to a few users.  The server is not AD
integrated and it is only running as a web server.  I only need to add ...

I have a FTP-Server (ftp.virtual-safe.ch) on a WindowsXP station behind a
router which ha port forwarding (20/21) but cannot access it.
Any help would be great.
FJK

I am using the default FTP site to host an FTP server.  I want external
users to be able to upload files to this site by just using Internet
explorer.  How would I configure this to work?
Also,  I would like to create different directories in the home directory so

Hi;
I found the RED STOP sign on FTP virtual directory, and when I check the
event log, I found the following error.
"The server was unable to add the virtual root  '/marine' for the directory

Is it possible, using isolation for all other users, to set up FTP (IIS6) so
that an administrator can connect to the site and be able to view the
contents of all users folders?

Im planning a new setup of hardware for my FTP server, actually where using
a dedicated server for this service but we want to improve the performance.
What metrics do i have to think about?
I also want to know if it would be ok to move this server from the housing

Does anyone know the procedure to secure an FTP connection over a VPN?
Tom

currently I have a Novell 6.5 box on my network being used as an FTP server.
I would like to switch to IIS if MS has the ability to authenticate users
against eDirectory.
This is why the Novell FTP is needed: When a users tries connecting the the

I have 2 FTP sites, default and one called "tom". I'm using the DOS
client under WinXp Pro and the Server is Win 2003. All is on my
internal network as of now. Both FTP sites are setup the same
(do not allow asychronous), except for the ports and Home Directories:

Is there a way to log upload, download, folder and file creation, deletions
and modifications in the subfolders of ftproot on a W2K Pro workstation that
has IIS installed and has an FTP server running?
Thanks for any help.

Just got my Windows 2003 server and created an ftp account under regular
isolation mode--worked fine.  Then I created a second ftp account using the
same IP address and port 21 that I used in my first ftp account.
This is resulting in an error message indicating that I cannot ...

currently all my log files for the FTP users are reporting the wrong time.
for example an ftp user joe is logged in 4:00 AM  and the lof files showing
a tottaly different time. Is there a setting on  IIS where you set up time
for FTP. My ftp site is build on a Win 2003 server.

I'm looking for a way to either backup or export my ftp users and passwords
list before rebuilding my ftp server. The current server is Windows 2000
Server and I used IIS to create the ftp services and create user accounts.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I am using windows 2000. I want to setup FTP site. I want user to type in
their login and password before getting into the ftp site. anybody know how
should I achieve this
thanks