iis ftp: Problem 1
I get three errors when I try to send something to my ftp server
200
227
550
Can someone tell me the cause of this?
I am the admin of the server and I can't upload.

I am using a pc connected to my "2wire" router so the info does not
even need to hit the internet.
The problem is I think other users will also have this problem as
well. I need the internet to work.

Problem 2
My FP extensions do not work. They are installed and I have allowed
them to by use.

I have taken snap shots. Please take a look and let me know what I
have to do to fix this.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y4/yadalda/ftpuploaderror.png
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y4/yadalda/fperror.png

Lastly.
In the manage server role area. I believe I have too many things
going.
This server will be hosting a web page and will be used to ftp that is
all.
What roles to I need to have running.

i have check out what 550 error is.
its supposedly a denial of service attack.

i have started to use core FTP free.
and the 550 error is the only one left.

could this problem be from the fact that i am trying to send
information to myself.
i mean out going ip could be taking all the bandwidth and incoming is
stuck.

omg this is annoying.

Monday will try again at work and see if i still get the 550 error.

scenario
3 PCs 1 router 1 ip.
1 xp home
1 xp pro
1 sever 2003 sp2

i am using xp home to upload content to server 2003
i am getting 550 error

xp pro is off (i only have enough power at home to power 2 PCs at a
time.)

how do i configure security so that everything goes smooth

Hi there

\quote i have check out what 550 error is. its supposedly a denial of
service attack \unquote

I don't know where you have found that information but a simple search says
to me it is just no access permissions or something in that mind. Check
following link http://kb.globalscape.com/article.aspx?id=10142

But try the following:

First) try to contact your ftp server direct on the LAN to figure out if the
router causes the error. On the LAN itself the router won't trouble you with
firewal or NAT settings. I don't think so cause 550 is the error which is
returned by you're server but just in case. Otherwise you are not trouble
shooting very well.

Second) The root folder (standard c:\inetpub\ftproot) and the user which you
configured in IIS manager => ftpsite => properties => TAB account security
should be the same. In my case I disabled the anonymous setting and added a
user
below that option plus give that user access right in the ftproot folder and
it works fine.

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