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your question broke of so ...
you need 2 users, 1 for the normal logon to the ftp site and then 1 more so they can write in the ftp site.
The 2nd kind you will to give read/write in nt as well in the security properties of the ftp server.
The normal ones can logon anonymous the others you will need to create a account for them that they can use to enter the ftp site to write.
Hope this helps.
Leopold
by vuitanh
by bhrdwh
Do the following...
REMOVE "ANONYMOUS" access from IIS-FTP !!! It could cause your server to get hacked.
For User having read only permission, make user say "ReadOnly" on server.
1. In his Profile, Add his Home-login folder to a folder on Server's NTFS partition (say "D:\FTP\ReadOnly").
2. Grant him "Read Only" permissions & "all" permissions to Admin fo this folder.
For User having Read/write permissions, make another user say "ReadWrite".
1. In his Profile, Add his Home-login folder to a folder on Server's NTFS partition (Say D:\FTP\ReadWrite")
2. Grant him & admin "read/write" permissions to this folder.
In IIS FTP, add these two users + admin.
Now when User "ReadOnly" logs in to FTP, he automatically goes into D:\FTP\ReadOnly folder where he can only pickup files (not create folders or put files).
When User "ReadWrite" logs in to FTP, he automatically goes into D:\FTP\ReadWrite folder where he can ick up files, put files, create folders etc.
Thats all !!
Akash
by vuitanh
by vuitanh
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