| Create FTP site and Virtual
Directory - Microsoft FTP IIS6 |
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| Note: Each new FTP site require a dedicated Static IP
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| Right Click on FTP site and chose FTP site to create a new FTP site
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| Enter the description for your new FTP site
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| Chose a IP for the new FTP site, the port will be 21
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| Click Isolate users so your user can not access other's home directory.
You can also use Isolate users with Active Directory that will tie to their
Active Directory user account.
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| Enter the path to the directory where all the user's files will be
hosted
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| Make sure you allow Write permission so users can upload file and delete
files.
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| Go to the folder that you set for FTP Home Directory and allow Users
group to have write permission
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| To check what users is connected to your Microsoft FTP service, right
click on the FTP site, for example Default FTP Site and click on properties,
go to FTP Site tab and click on the current sessions, you can disconnect
certain user or disconnect all.
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| After you create a FTP site, you must create a Virtual Directory for
each users under that particular FTP site to be able to upload/download.
Right click on the FTP site and go to New and click on Virtual Directory
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| Enter the Alias for Virtual Directory, you can name it by your user name
for example Robert's space or My site
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| Enter the folder where it will host the Virtual Directory user's files.
Make sure you allow write permission for that folder
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| Allow Write permissions for the Virtual Directory
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| That's it! |