running an ftp site - IIS60/Windows Server 03
serveral users are setup to log in via Active Dir, each having their
own user account and password.  when they log in they are directly sent
to a folder matching the username.   BUT they can still browse up to

Hi everyone !! hope someone can help me with this odd problem... :-)
Server: Win 2003 with IIS6 (using its FTP server) with the Windows Firewall
enabled (FTP allowed)
When I transfer a file from my XP notebook (connected in my Company LAN),

Hi, I have a Windows 2000 server FTP setup and only the users have the
administrative right can login. I even try to assign the login rights on the
IIS to allow certain users to login to the FTP. But they still can't login.
Anyone know why? Or I have to manually change the local ...

typical - we've got an FTP site, where every user has his own
directory.
i am currently creating Virtual Directory for every user so that he is
directed there.

Hey folks,
I can successfully upload, download, and delete files to my FTP site,
but I am not able to move a file from one folder to another folder...
My username has full control over the root folder.

Good Day,
I am building a FTP server for our company, as of this time I am not sure
what product I will be using weather it will be IIS or some third party ftp
product.  My first concern is best practice and security.  What needs to be

Hi everyone!! Now I am suffer in FTP transfer problem, hope anyone
suggest some solution..thanks!
Background
OS: Windows Server 2003

I have an issue with accessing a file on a FTP server I run.
This link works fine. I can goto this link and then see all the files and
click the one I want
ftp://ftp.XXXXXXX.com/XXXXXX/Flyers/US/

Hey guys,
Im having some problems this morning with the creation of my FTP
site...
I can successfully get to the site internally, but I can not

Is there a software that can use the IIS logs to report FTP Access.  I am
looking to monitor who accesses what file when from where and who uploaded a
file when and where.  This is for my purchasing department and looking at the
log files in their raw format confuses them.  In ...

I’m new at FTP and IIS, so please excuse me.
I’m attempting to install a fresh FTP site on my Windows Server 2003.  i
think I've added the FTP site correctly, but when I try and browse the FTP
site on the localhost, I get a username and password dialogue box.  

I recently inherited a Windows Web Edition 2003 server running IIS.   The
client wants to use the FTP services available in IIS 6.0.  No problem.  
Unfortunately, we are experiencing the following behavior.
Login attemp occurs using a FTP client on the client computer.   Username

I have:
WINDOW server 2000 running IIS  and FTP
Can I implement folder level password security
(volume is NTFS)   so if a file is placed in a folder that only the intended

I have a few questions.
I'm running windows 2003 server.
I can connect to my ftp server internally and add files at will.  I asked my
friend to connect yesterday (externally) and he couldn't add any files.  The

greeting,
my working site trying to use windows 2003 server standard edition IIS 6'
FTP feature beside of other available 3rd party FTP software.
there's currently running an pre-written business application that needed to