I've been using Dreamweaver 4 for years now and use it to upload files to my
website, very basic.
Today I've encountered the 550 permission denied problem, I can't figure out
what's the cause.

We use iis 6.0 (on Windows 2003 Server) for ftp. We have placed some .tif
files on our site and when users attempt to OPEN the files, they get an
error message "Unable to open file 'c:\documents and
settings...\2E-1[1].tif'. Check file name and permissions".

I have an IP leak problem running IIS 6.0 on W2K3 SP1.  I have followed
recomendations in KB218180 and configured SetHostName so that my websites do
not return internal IP addresses.
But, my server still returns a private IP in the response to the following

I have an IIS 6 FTP site. I have A LOT of virtual directories set up,
one for each web site I'm administering. I want user1 to access Site1
and Site2, but not Site3. I want user2 to be able to access Site2 and
Site3, but not Site1.

Am I missing something or is SSL not part of FTP within IIS6 (Win 2003
server)?
Also, I heard SSL is possible over FTP when IIS7 is released.  Is this true
for I have not been able to find anything on MS's site.

Windows 2000 (IIS 5.0) and Windows XP.  I am setting up my default ftp site
on two machines.  One running Win2k the other WinXP.  We have an established
folder structure where our base ftp folder (ftpbase for discussion sake) has
sub-folders for each department.  One of the folders ...

I regularly use ftp to transfer file to an ftp server at work
I recently loaded coreftp (because my webspace needs an ftp client with the
extra security features of coreftp ) and unfortunately made it my default
ftp client

I'm getting this when trying to open an ftp session with a w2k3 server.
The ftp server was set to refuse connections to other than a specific
(NATed) IP address (server is in a dmz), but I've switched to 'allow all' .
This is also using the admin account/pswd for the server.

Dont know how to explain this but will try my best.
I have computer running iis 6 on win 2003 server.This pc have 3 hdd that i
use to share files.I setup ftp in iis and everything works fine.The only
problem i have is following:

I'm looking for a way of disabling FTP login access to specific users in
order to prevent password guessing attempts. I've spent some time searching
for a solution on the internet but only seem to get results on isolation
details and iislockdown etc. See below for an example of ...

Using local accounts, how do I assign each individual account to different
home directories based from one common root.  We do not want to use active
directory to assign these home directories to the user.
For example,

Environment: W2K3 Server Standard Edition
My company has client upload files to an ftp server.  To find new
files, we simply order the directories by "Modified" in descending
order.  We have a couple of clients who, when they upload a file, do

I'm working on a Windows 2003 Server (standard) and I need to specify the
ports that the server will specify to the client for the data transfer
sessions.  It's just in the testing stage at the moment, and I set up a
second ftp site on the server that will use port 50021 for the ...

i've created a new FTP site on IIS 6 using isolated mode,
it's working fine thanks to your help.
no i need to create an account that can see all these 'users folders'
in one single login.

On win 2003 server I have created few web site with different Host header
name for different root domain. I can access these websites with the
specified HHN - NO Problem at all.
I have also setup a IIS/FTP service - The default ftp site.