This the prcess I wrote up
Create User:
3. Use Computer Management to create a local user
based on the requested username and password.
4. "Full Name" should be the name of the requesting
user.
5. List the Project name and location
for "Description".
6. Uncheck the box "User must change password at
next login".
7. Check the box "Password never expires".
8. Add the user to the group "Log On Locally".
Create FTP Folder:
9. Use Windows Explorer to create a subfolder in the
D:\"whatever" folder based on the username.
10. Right click on the subfolder, select "Properties"
then "Security".
Uncheck the box "Allow inheritable permissions
from the parent to propagate to this object".
11. Added the user with "Full Control" access rights.
12. Remove the "Everyone" group from access control
list.
Setup Virtual Directory:
13. Run Internet Service Manager located on the
Desktop.
14. Hit the plus sign next to dalftp20.
15. Right click on "Parsons FTP" and select New,
Virtual Directory.
16. This will start the Virtual Directory Creation
Wizard. Click Next.
17. For Alias put in the username. Click Next.
18. For Path put in the path to the user's
directory. Ex. D:\prod\username
Click Next.
19. Check both boxes for Read and Write access.
Click Next, then Finished.
[quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi guys,
>Paul,
>
> I follow from the link you send me.
>I first created the folder called "ftproot" with NTFS
partition. The main
>folder I have
>
>Administrator ''FC"
>Everyone "Read"
>System "Read"
>
>I created a sub-folder called "misc"
>
>has a NTFS permission.
>
>Administrator "FC"
>misc ( is a domian user) "FC"
>System "Read and Write"
>
>I have domain user "misc" log on locally right on local
security policy.
>Inside of the IIS 5 , I created a FTP site has its
directory to ftproot,
>then created a virtual site called "misc" which route
that to
>D:\ftproot\misc
>Under Security Accounts tab of FTP site I uncheck "Allow
Anonymous
>Connections"
>Under the FTP site Operator section, I have an
Administrator and user "misc"
>add.
>When I outside fo this network. I logon from IE 6.0 with
an user name "misc"
>to logon.
>ftp.abc.com and never work.
>
>here's the FTP log file for the user logon.
>
>16:37 X.X.X.X misc [210] USER misc 331
>16:37 X.X.X.X - [210]PASS - 530
>16:38 X.X.X.X misc [211] USER misc 331
>16:38 X.X.X.X - [211]PASS - 530
>
>Any ideal? Thank you very much.
>
>best regards
>Nina
>
>
>>>Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I currently using a FTP with my SBS 2000. My
>questions is how can I
>>>setup a different folders for different user to login
>to my FTP server?
>>>Is it possible. IS setting up a virtual FTP server
>help? If yes, How can I
>>>configure that ?? can anyone walk me via. ?? thanks.
>>>
>>>Nina
>>
>>Nina,
>>
>>Follow the steps outlined in these KB articles :
>>
>>HOW TO: Create a Secure FTP Directory that Uses Password
>>Authentication
>>
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=239120 >>
>>How To Set Up an FTP Site So That Users Log Onto Their
>Folders
>>
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=201771 >>
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Paul Lynch
>>MCSE
>
>
>.
