Is is possible to configure active directory  (Windows Server 2003 R2) in a
way that if a user logs onto FTP he sees a configured folder directly
instead of the home directory with all it's user folders?
Thanks in advance!

[Windows XP Pro SP2 IIS]
I've just created a couple virtual catalogs in ftp-site root. They are not displayed when getting list of my host's / folder. What's wrong?

I am trying to configure an FTP site for the first time and everything that I
have attempted has been unsuccessful.  
I configured my FTP according to the FTP Site Setup (IIS 6.0) found at
http://www.microsoft ...

I've followed the setup inscturctions on IIS.net to setup a secure ftp site.
I'm using a wildcard certificate and want to require ssl on ftp connections.
However, no matter what i try, I cannot get an ftp client to use ssl and
connect to the server.

We have a serious issue, please see this. We have two web servers. There are
two physical machines with 100% same hardware & software configuration.
Running with Server 2003 & IIS 6.0 with 4 GB RAM. One web server is for
Internal users & other for External users. A Classic ASP ...

I'm playing with 2008 server right now.   For some reason it seems to take a
very long time to connect to my 2008 FTP virtual directory.   Once it
connects, I can transfer files but it takes a long time to connect.

Hello.  I have a server running IIS6 and the FTP service on Windows 2003.  
The system has been working fine for quite a while, but after some recent
patching we have been noticing issues.
Three times now since the patching (which I will list below), clients have

I have a brand new quad core processor with tons of free space and 16 GIGS
of ram.   It is running 2008 with all the patches.   I try to connect an FTP
client on the same lan segment or remotely and it takes a VERY long time.
I have a 2003 server on the same segment.   WHen I ...

Hi, I followed all the steps in the site www.iis.net to configure a FTP 7.0
Site in Windows 2008 Server x64, but when I try to see the ftp site in
Internet, the page can't be show.
I open the port 21 in my router and in the Server Firewall too and nothing.

the FTP client from the command line is new to me. I wish to connect to an
ftp server and upload a file.
I can connect to the ftp server, log in as a user. The FTP server is set up
with the default ftp site and a virtual directory called test. I want to go

I've got a network attached storage and I would like to set the FTP home
directory to the network attached drive. However, IIS won't let me choose the
network drive.
I created a virtual directory and set the network drive with UNC, but it is

I am trying to set up an FTP that wil require users to enter their windows
credentials or assigned email address to login, All users belongs to the same
domain group. Those users will only read and download files from this file.
Also there has to be two users who can add files to ...

Applies to Windows Server 2003 Web Edition (Fully Patched), IIS 6.0
I'm currently hosting a website on a Windows Server 2003 box and I've configured the site just fine and users can navigate to that website with their web browser and view the contents etc.
What I am trying to do ...

I was curious how to access a ftp site with a  virtual header.
e.g. I create an ftp site - ftp.mycompany.com resolves to that IP address I
don't put in a host header - responds on the standard FTP port - my remote
ftp client connects no problem

I have a 2008 x 64 server wit the new Microsoft FTP Service for IIS 7.0
installed on it.  If I turn off windows firewall everything works fine.   If
I turn it on ftp doesn't work but http does.    I previously could just add
inetinfo to my exception list in windows firewall but ...