The client's ftp access was working just fine, before we removed the domain
controller function from our old server. The ftp access is being performed
from a batch file on a mini computer. (we are NOT allowed to change the batch
file)

is it possible to do a second login to the ftp server after a first one
has
been initiated and a large file is being uploaded? i am trying to
figure

Are there any known issues with running IIS and DNS from the same internet
facing machine?  Does this go against best practices in any way?

I uploaded about 20,000 files and folders to a web site and there were
intermittent transfer failures causing the resulting files to have a
file size of 0.  The upload was 5 gigs and took almost an entire day.
Does anyone know of a program that will export a complete list of all

   My company has a FTP server. We hav 40 customers using the server
to transfer files. Each customer has their own folder. So I have folder
Company1 to Company40 under the same FTP root.
When Customer 1 log on to our server, I want only folder Company1 seen

When I try logging into an FTP site (someone else set up the site mind
you) all that happens once I put in my user ID and password is I get the
login prompt back.  This happens over and over but I do not get into the
site.  I have myself set up as an authorized user of the site, ...

I have an ftp that was used by a photcopier as a network scanning
catch.  It runs on a Win 2003sp1 server and is simply an ftp site that
is logged onto with a particular username.
 It suddenly stopped working. All the settings for the rights to the

could somebody look at my below code and explain to me if i am passing
the "full path" of the
file to be uploaded to the FTP server, or just the file name? i keep
getting "cannot find file" errors

I'm trying to setup an FTP site on Win2k Server.  I think the IIS
version is 5.0 (whatever comes with Win2k Server).  With the FTP
server software I've used in the past, it was very easy to create
users and assign them to a folder.  When a user logs in, he only sees

I have an FTP site on IIS, i want to restrict various user to difft  root directories on the same websit.  How do i do this ?? I have 2-3 users who login to this FTP site with difft accouns, i want to have difft root directories to all these users
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i have 30 ftp user.Alll users must using diffrent ftp folder and every user
access only owner folder.
how to do?

I am trying to find out if anyone has ever managed to make Microsoft
FTP service work properly. As far as I know there is still no
chroot/jail functionality integrated into the service but I thought
maybe someone might have found a work around to this. Has anyone

(If you want to skip the verbage (although you will need some), go to
the below "THE QUESTION".)
i am new to this... i am trying to upload a file without using the MS
provided asp:fileupload control.

Hello!  Before our systems person went out, he made a security policy
change on our server (windows 2003 using active directory).  Since then
we had several security problems accross our network including strange
Exchange behavior.  All have been resolved except one.  Our FTP server

I am running IIS 5.0 and have configured a welcome message for my ftp server
using the Internet Services Manager snap-in. However, the message displays
after a sucessful login (a 230 message). I want it to display before login (a
220 message). Right now, it just sends a generic ...