I have installed IIS with WWW on a W2k3 R2 server using an answer file so I
could set which components were installed and where the inetpub folder was
placed.  We now require FTP installed.  If I create an answer file do I
include the original settings and add iis_ftp and ...

With IE7, you can click on a link to a FILE on an FTP site and it will
prompt for your credentials and then proceed to ask to save or open
the file.
With IE6, you get a "page cannot be displayed"...  However, with IE6,

I'm running an ftp site on my Longhorn server using IIS6.  I want to set it
up with the new FTP plug-in for IIS7, but the issue is that when I create the
website, it's disabled.  I imagine it's becaue it can't start an FTP service
on both IIS6 and IIS7, but I can't figure out how ...

I have created ftp site (isolated users) but when trying to access the error
message appeared as
below;
"Windows cannot access this folder.Make sure you typed file name correctly

I've got a very strange problem with IIS6.0 FTP Service. I've setup the
Metabase to set a specific portrange for PASV. This all works as intended.
However, I now run into a strange problem where I'm not able to browse a
particular folder when it included a particular file.

I have an FTP site setup on Windows 2003 R2.
I have a user that logs on to the site.  They are able to get into the
folder for a quick moment.
After a few seconds, it asks for the Username and password again.  It will

I have an FTP site up now on my server2003 system but I don't know how to
setup FTP users and assign them UID and PWD.  I've been through the help and
it talk about everything else but no mention of this that I can find.  Can
anyone help me with this "newbie question?"

We have a small Windows Server 2000 box that runs IIS 5.0
When users click the FTP link in IE7, they can view ALL the folders!!!  We
cannot upgrade this dinky machine to Server 2003 mainly because all our REAL
servers run that and we have our old Windows 2000 license running this

I'm a Windows 2000 Server user and I will be moving to Windows 2003 Web Ed.  
I've read that the W2003 handles user isolation unlike W2000 Server's FTP
service.
Does W2003's FTP service allow you to handle multiple domains even though I

Running IIS 6 Win 2003 server, Primary DC.
I setup FTP server, used NTFS permissions on the folder to 2 users, admin
and bob.
I want no one else but Bob and admin to be able to access this FTP Server,

I have an interesting problem.
We have an FTP Service (not anonymous) where our clients upload and download
files to 2 virtual directories (both are mapped to a file server - Windows
2003 using NTFS).

I am trying to allow a friend to download a large amount of photos (too many
to email). I am using VISTA Ultimate.
1.I have enabled the FTP server in IIS 6.0. I have created a User account,
Larry, with a password and full permissions.

Please excuse the barging in - I have something that I have no experience
with and would appreciate a seasoned voice.
I have a new Win Server 2003 server set up and running in our domain, and we
need to use FTP to read / write files to it. I have installed FTP and can

I am trying to install Proclarity dashboard and on the view it gives me this
error:
Access to the server has been disabled over non-secure channels. Please see
the topic "Enable HTTP Connectivity" in the Setup Guide for information on

I  have some files. I want a friend of mine copy these files from my
computer.
friend of mine told me that I can set up something like:
ftp://george123:george123@24.175.131.84:27