"Sara" <vaio9003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a FTP server at my Nt4.0 SBE, and IIS 4.0 on it.
> I now want to setup different folder for different
> company to download or upload the files to those unique
> folder, but I dont' want those company to see each other
> folder on my FTP site. Is that anyway can setup a
> structure on my FTP server?? I also want different
> company to use a specific user name and password to get
> into their own folder. Any advice would be help.
> Thank you.

"Sara" <vaio9003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I follow all of the instruction from those pages, but I
> USE IE to the FTP site,
> I still can see the other folders there. Besides, I cant'
> login to a specific folder by specific users.
> For example: I have User called "A" and have a right to
> logon locally, and full permission to access
> folder A. I can still folder B and C. when I go IE and
> type ftp://myservername
> then when I get into the folder A by a user A then it
> said I dont' have permisson.
> but when I add the Everyone with Change permission to the
> folder "A" then I can do eveything.
> I follow the instruction and setup a folder A to have a
> permission below:
>
> Give the FTP site's root folder the following security
> access types:
> . Administrators: Full Control
> . Everyone: Read
> . System: Read
> 3. Create a subfolder(folder A) for user A. (These
> subfolders will inherit the root folder's security
> settings). Make the following security changes:
> . Remove the Everyone group.
> . Change the System account's folder's access to
> Full Control (instead of Read).
> . Add the user who will use that folder, and give
> that user Full Control access. (userA)
>
>
> Why I still need to put that everyone group back there in
> order to make that work??
> second, why I still can see other folder even I setup
> those up virtual directory to Folder A, B and C???
> Please help. Thank you. ...
>
>