On Fri, 20 May 2005 08:45:00 -0700, "...Adam" <nowhere@yahoo.com>
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Remove anonymous access.

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Everything else. :)

Basic NTFS permissions. Only the permissions you need on a folder,
nothing else.

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If you want write access, yes.

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Then you also need the IIS accounts, likely the anonymous accounts, to
have access. These are there by default if you don't remove them.

Environment:
- ftp working on Win 2003 SP1 server - standalone.
- I haven't changed any permission, groups or passwords - all is default
from installaion.
- We don't have ADS or Domain
- Local user accounts created on the ftp server
- I have directories under D:\inetpub\wwwroot that are the same as the
usernames
- I have made the "Home folder - local path" for each user
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\username for each.

Questions:
1. I don't want anonymous to be able to use ftp. I assume this is the
default setting? If not, what do I need to change?

2. How should I reconfigure the NTFS permissions on the "D" drive? I know
I need to give each user rw rights to their folder, but what needs to be
removed?

3. I noticed that in the properties for the site, under Home Directory,
there are permissions "Read" and "Write" for the d:\inetpub\wwwroot
directory. I have checked the "Write" box. Was this the correct thing to
do?

4. Under the d:\inetpub\wwwroot is our website. Each user directory is the
deptment web. So what ever changes are made, the public needs to be able to
read the web...

Thanks for all your help.