I have an Ftp server installed in a Windows 2003 Server Standard with
Service Pack 1.
When i try to put or get a file, the server begin the transfer only after
20/25 seconds.

I need to make reports about my FTP site, including some performance
indicators like bytes transfered and received, etc.
To my web sites I'm using the AWStats, wich supports only http log files.
Did anyone knows a log analyzer tool that works with MS FTP log files?

The following code sniplet exists in numerous vbscript files that I've
downloaded from Microsoft or other sources.  When I run the script, I get the
following error:
Error: Invalid Syntax

Does anybody know of a way to be notified that a file has be uploaded to our
FTP site.  We have a problem with customers downloading to our FTP site and
us not being notified unless the call us.  We need to know when those files
are uploaded.

I am attempting to troubleshoot IIS 4.0 problems.  I have an Access database
which loads the IIS logs.  Relevant fields are:  SiteName, page, user, error
text, HTTP status, and short error text.  One server has several hundred
records with a status of 500, "IIS Server Problem".  ...

The current situation:
AD W2k domain with ISA2000.
When updating my website with client ftp software it can not be done except
from the ISA server.

Does anyone know of a third party web front-end product for IIS6?  I've got
my ftp site setup, however downloading and uploading files isn't as "user
friendly" as i'd like.  I'm just looking for a modest web page that points
to the IIS/FTP folder and file structure.  Even better ...

Hello wise Guys
I have a server which I need to run a FTP service. After installing the IIS
and set up the FTP site I noticed that I can log in using an anonymous
connection but if I try to authenticate the users, after set up the NTFS

Can I manage security per user/group to a home directory using NTFS
Permissions?  For some reason, it appears that only FTP permissions are being
recognized.  I setup a local user with Read & Execute NTFS permissions to a
directory and set the IIS/FTP security on the home ...

the server was running just fine with SP2 until new updates were
recommended by microsoft.
Now exchange services won't start.

could not login to the ftp server with the username and password specified
When i try to login to a ftp server web edition 2003 default setup I get the
above message.
Anyone have any ideas

Our public server (server1) is a Windows 2003 SBS server running IIS (but not
FTP) and the firewall/NAT in Routing and Remote Access.  We've got a private
file server (server2) on the same domain running Windows 2003 server with IIS
(including FTP).  We want to allow our outside ...

running iis6.0 on a win 2k3 server, i want to limit the space for a
folder OR a user. Every user on this server has its own ftp folder and
i want to limit each to a few hundred MB.
I tried to do this with quotas but this didn't work. Even though

I have a personal ftp site on running on my Win XP box with IIS 5.1.
It worked ok until a certain moment from which I cannot login.
When I call "ftp localhost" i get the response
"Connected to HOSTNAME.

We just changed ISP's to get a faster connection (bonded T1 3.0 mbps
circuit).  Our new ISP is hosting our DNS and has correctly (I think) setup
an A record for ftp.
Our web and ftp servers are on the same box and run off the same IP.  Web