I am new to this forum and my technical know how with respect to computers
is limited.  I use Win32 XP-Pro SP2, 512MB.
I am unable to run downloaded WGET.EXE  based program (batch) files (virus
scanning engines) after rebooting my computer and suspect that the values

I'm looking for software that will run on my FTP server that will
allow a user (inside my AD forest) to create his own ftp site and
password.  I'd like it to work much like setting up gmail or hotmail
account.

This may sound strange, but is there a way to restrict a user account from
using FTP but still allow them to connect to the same directory structure
via the windows file system?

We run an IIS 6.0 FTP server that is exhibiting some odd problems when
dealing with large files.
When clients connect to the FTP server using IE and download 'large'
(greater than 10MB) files, the dialog box continues to download the file and

We have several FTP servers running on Win2000 and Win2003. These
servers have worked fine over a year but during the past few weeks
users of those servers have been experiencing problems uploading
files. Specifically, they have been able to upload both small and

Am I missing something? I have created an FTP site using AD Isolation, but
cant find where to set the FTPRoot and FTPDir properties. I am assuming it
will be in the properties for the user in AD Users and Computers?
Thanks for the help

I want to setup a server which only one IP and network card, the IP is
static. And this server is like a ISP's web host server, mean one server host
multi web site and the most import thing, multi ftp, each ftp with a
different user name and password account, and can after login, ...

Is it possible to create a ftp site on a network drive. I have a XP PRO box
that is setup and we need to create multiple FTP sites and point them or
their home directories to a network drive. Is this possible. I tried to do it
but it will not let me finish it when browsing to the ...

Running IIS 6.0 on Win2003 server.
We are using virtual directories on our ftp site.
I would like to know if there is a way to modify or customize the login box
that users see when logging onto an ftp site.

I have a low-use server and want to do the odd file transfer by FTP.  It's so
low use that I set it for wake on lan.  It goes into system standby after 10
minutes of inactivity.  
This all works fine until it comes to FTP transfers.  The server wakes up

I am trying to FTP using the command prompt.  I get error "connection closed
by remote host".
The O/S of the FTP client is Windows 2003 SP1 behind a router.
I type >ftp <host> and I logon with username and password and then I do a CD

Have created a FTP site on a Windows 2003 SBS server using the “Isolate users
using Active Directory” option. My problem is that I get a error when I login
“530 User XXXXX cannot login, home directory inaccessible”.
Here is what I have done.

i am confuse the type of the ftp
Passive FTP
Active FTP
i know that there are big different for config fireall of that 2 type FTP

after i applied sp1 to my sbs 2003 premium server, when i connect to my ftp
accounts from outside, i can't see any files. i can create a new folder from
outside but right after when i give it a name, i can't see it anymore (but
can see it in the server).

i have the following setup:
-Win2003/IIS6 FTP server set to not allow any anonymous connections;
-There is a local FTPUsers group with some local users as members of this
group[and not of any other group].