hi to all .
i want to setup a FTP site in the 2003 domain network and i want to some
users have access to to a ftp site with their Active Directory Usernames and
Passwords. i have created a ftp site and i choose ISOLATE USERS  option and

Hello people,
I don't know if this is a documented bug or if the information is wide
spread, but since we spend about two days tracking this down, I think it
makes sense to share this information with whoever is interested in it.

When I try to upload a file (2+GB), it gets about 25 or 50% thru and then
the FTP job dies.  It says the file on the server is being locked by another
process (INETINFO) and it can continue.  
I've used SMART FTP and FPT.exe.  Also of note:  I think that one end of the

I have a DC with IIS running. I would like to create a new FTP server and
allow only local users to have access. The problem is that the DC doesn't
have option to create local users.
Is there any trick to get by this?

The problem is that the FTP going out from the server will work for a
certain time then will fail pushing files.
Here is how it happens:
From the DOS prompt of the server

I’m trying to move my publicly addressed FTP site from Windows 2000 / IIS 5
to Windows Server 2003 / IIS 6.0 and have encountered a problem with active
mode transfers.
The problem only occurs on Windows Server 2003 / IIS 6.0 and only occurs

hello ng,
im trying the ftp with windows server 2003 but i can't work with the sunique
command.
it seems that this is an unknown command at the windows ftp.

I tried to setup the following configuration of 2 FTP sites:
1. Default FTP site, port 21, no user isolation, read + write.
2. 2nd FTP site (same IP as the first), port 7721, users isolated (no AD),
read only.

Hello all I have setup an ftp site on windows 2003 server using IIS. I
turned off anonymous login and granted access to only specific IPs. I
would like to set up an automated task using a txt file but it does not
seem to work. Below is the command line I am using to initiate the ftp ...

Is there a property someplace in the IIS administrator, or perhaps the IIS
metabase that allows you to specify the IP address that the server sends back
when a client attempts to use a PASV FTP connection?  Currently, I have a IIS
server behind a NAT firewall.  When the client ...

We currently FTP from a XP Workstation up to a 2003 Server.  With the XP
firewall on we are able to FTP smaller files.  However, with larger files the
connection eventually times out.  As a work around we have been disabling the
XP firewall and larger files are then able to be ...

Wondering what indicates the isolation mode once a site is set up. I
understand it shouldn't be changed but apart from its behaviour how can I
tell what was set up in the first place?
Thanks

I have a requirement to install an FTP server that is secure.  Now, first I
work for the government and the 2003 Server that I loaded the FTP service on
is on the SIPRNet which implies a certain level of securtiy to begin with.  
Also, I will be using the WS-FTP client so that is ...

i have w2k server
ftp is running, but i am not using it so far, may be in future
my System Log gets full periodically with these messages:
The server was unable to logon the Windows NT account 'Administrator' due to