I am attempting to add ftp support to a website I create. To create the
website, I use the following function:
public class WebSites {
        public const string FTPSERVICE = "/MSFTPSVC";

I'm tring to transfer a file from an ftp to another using the passive
protocol. The transfer is managed by a third pc. Ftp servers are in a
network different different than the client, a firewall is in the
middle. I've limited the port range and I'ave opend all this port in

"Error Copying File or Folder: An error occured while copying the file. The
operation timed out."
Sound familiar?  This error only occurs when downloading a file from one of
my Win2003 servers to the other.  And only sometimes.  And somethines after

I set-up FTP site on my XP Pro system and I would like to know how can I
protect this directory with a username and a password
Thank you,
Samuel

I am running my FTP site in user isolation mode, but I need to create an
account that can login on have access to all the other users
folders/directories.  I have tried checking "directoy browsing" on a user
with admin rights, but when I login with that user I stll cannot browse, ...

I am running Windows 2003 r2 x64 SP2, and IIS 6 with 2 ftp sites and a
website running.  The problem i see is fully related to passive mode FTP, and
my firewall configuration.  All users inside and outside can connect if they
turn off passive FTP from IE or use a ftp client such ...

when a remote site tries to download a file they get the 'connection reset by
peer" error message.
( we using start>run>cmd>ftp  "command line pgm" , the ie. ftp option does
not allow login to the ftp site)

IIS FTP seems to work inconsistently with directory names that end with a
period.
MKD creates the dir without the period, but CWD and the other commands do
not strip it and alert you that "test." doesn't exist.

We just installed and SBS 2003 with IIS 6 and a FTP server, including
anonymous access.
We are stuck because even without any access rights at the NTFS level (
nothing at all, and the owner is a different user ) we are still about to

I want to know how to configure ftp in windows 2003 server and windows xp?
Kindly help me by providing if any digrammatic representation for the same

I am trying to grant an ftp user access to 3 folders in a folder
containing about 30 folders.  I have the ftp site root folder to be
the parent folder of these 3 folders.  I granted rights to the 3
subfolders and at the parent folder (FTP root) I added the user, went

I'm trying to transfer a file using passive mode from an ftp server
running IIS 6.0 to an ftp server running IIS 5.1.
After the execution of PORT command on destination, both servers
disconnect and the transfer fails.

We have set up two FTP sites in IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard
Edition, Service Pack 2.
The default site uses port 21 and points to a local directory.
The second site uses port 82 and points to a different local directory with

We have been getting frequent W3SVC crashes on our IIS web servers.  At some
points IIS will get completely turned off till we manually restart.
The predominate error message is this:
Faulting application w3wp.exe, version 6.0.3790.3959, faulting module

What is the meaning of the two Kbps numbers in
the following log file from Ws_FTP pro?
seconds, 311.438 Kbps ( 38.930 Kbps), transfer succeeded.
[2007.10.05 19:11:23.408] 226 Transfer complete.