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"Tommy_Joe" <Tommy_Joe.2fuk8d@mail.webservertalk.com> wrote in message
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> Good Afternoon.
>
> I have a situation that's giving me fits. First off, I'm the only IT
> guy here in a 7 employee administration company. However we are
> accellerating with using our server at it's best, and a new situation
> has come up.
>
> Currently we have 4 websites that are on our server. My boss is
> wanting FTP access for ourselves and another side of our business that
> treated as a seperate domain in SBS2003. (More on that later.) I have
> sucessfully turned on FTP, got the default FTP site to work, set aside
> independent IP address for the two FTP sites, and even got the virtual
> directory to work within the Default FTP settings.
>
> However... If I try to access one of the two IP address set aside for
> the production FTP downloads, the ID cannot access the site. It keeps
> getting rejected. This includes the ID that is set for FTP access as
> well as my ID with administration rights. I have checked the
> permissions and they are similar to the default FTP directory that I
> setup which works.
>
> I've seen references to use port 20 (don't want to do that) or use a
> static IP address, which I have setup to do. However the IDs are not
> getting accepted. Has anyone setup multiple FTP sites in IIS6 SBS2003
> with static IP? I'd like to know how you got it to work.
>
> I am somewhat new to SBS2003 and IIS6, so please speak slowly. :-)
>
> Thank you for your time
>
> Tom
>
>
>
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