Hi all; We are running our website on Server2000, sp4. We use frontpage and
sharepoint to edit the website and subwebs, but we have one user who is
adamant about using dreamweaver and ftp to update his subweb, and we need to
allow it.

I am trying to set my ftp server to use a custom port.
In IIS, I set the port to be custom and open that port on the firewall.
The traffic seems to go through fine, until I need to run a command on the
ftp server. I am able to log in with existing credentials, but can't enter

I have been trying for over a week to install and configure IIS in XP Pro. I
installed it set my firewall (Comodo) to allow connections both ways from
ports 21 and 80, configured my Linksys router for port forwarding, also
enabled DDNS service which with Linksys you have to use ...

Window 2003 R2 Enterprise Edition, sp1
Binary upload reports "success" though incomplete, then stops.  Report
indicates an upload speed of 100 mbits per second.
The ftp site has a 3 mbit pipe and does NOT use a firewall, the

can I use the chmod command in ftp server resident in IIS6?
thanks :)

I am setting up an FTP server; I have a range of ports available for use; I
have looked at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555022 ; Windows Firewall has
been disabled.
How do you set the range?  If the above settings work (from the 2K section),

I'm running IIS6.0 on Win 2k3, and got all the servers set up just to fit my
needs. I know in which folder IIS stores the log files, but which viewer is
best for ie. W3C format? And is there a viewer with realtime updating, so
that I can see who is connected to the server in ...

Hi. I have a test FTP server running and i enabld the logging option for that
particular server. Everything runs fine except that when i read the log file,
the time reflected on it was wrong. It seems that the time recorded in the
log file was 8 hours later than the actual time. ...

I created an FTP Server using IIS on our Windows 2003 Server Web Edition. I
can use a Windows 2000 computer to login to the FTP server and create folders
and files. The FTP works great.
However, I can't use a Windows XP computer to login to the FTP Server. After

I work for a company that delivers reports to customers via FTP
monthly, and it's done automatically using a script that steps through
every row in a table.  (Each row holds an FTP address, login name,
password, and file name to upload.  You probably get the idea.)

I set up an FTP server (IIS 6.0) in our DMZ.  This is a stand-alone server.
Our goal is to have clients be able to upload large files, to their own
floders, when needed.  Currently I log on to the FTP server, create  a local
account and then a folder with the same name as the ...

I have an IIS 5.0 server with two virtual FTP directories, each one
with two different ACLs (lists of IPs allowed access to). For example:
first ftp accepts connections from IPs A and B.
second can ba accessed from A, B and C.

This is a problem that has started quite recently.
Some users can login with FTP, and some cannot.
They all work from different locations on the internet, different IPs and
computers, clients, and all are outside our firewall.

I can't seem to find anything on the subject of multi-part downloads.  Does
IIS 6 FTP support downloading a large file into smaller parts (say a 1GB file
broken down into 5 200MB files simultaneously)?  
I know other FTP servers can do this but what about IIS 6 FTP?

I am in charge of a lab with roughly 20 users. Everyone has a user
account and I have set up 1 ftp site with virtual directories for
every user since I only have 1 ip to work with.
When users log in with IE7 and have not selected the "View FTP sites