<MikeT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I'm having a difficult time getting FTP going.
>
>I've setup an FTP site in User Isolation mode. I followed the Q articles
>about setting up FTP and specifing 2 different directories for local and
>domain user accounts.
>
>But yet, I've tried logging in to FTP using a local and domain account and I
>continually get bounced. It never logs in.

>I've confirmed security settings to both user directories and they are
>correct.
>
>If anyone can help that would be great - i'm pretty frustrated this isn't
>working, but I'm sure it's probably something I did.

"Jeff Cochran" <jeff.nospam@zina.com> wrote in message
news:42ae8dca.355626078@msnews.microsoft.com...
> On Wed, 8 Jun 2005 06:58:01 -0700, "Mike T."
> <MikeT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>I'm having a difficult time getting FTP going.
>>
>>I've setup an FTP site in User Isolation mode. I followed the Q articles
>>about setting up FTP and specifing 2 different directories for local and
>>domain user accounts.
>>
>>But yet, I've tried logging in to FTP using a local and domain account and
>>I
>>continually get bounced. It never logs in.
>
> I'm not mfamiliar with the erro messages "bounced" and "nerver logs
> in." Maybe you didn't post the actual error messages?
>
>>I've confirmed security settings to both user directories and they are
>>correct.
>>
>>If anyone can help that would be great - i'm pretty frustrated this isn't
>>working, but I'm sure it's probably something I did.
>
> Use the command line client for FTP and read the response codes.
>
> Jeff