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| I set up my first FTP server today and I have a few issues
I went in to the IIS snapin to the properties for default
FTP site. Changed the location of the home directory to a
folder share on another partition. entered the ipaddress
and port number i want to use. created a ftp user and ftp
user group. gave the ftp security group admin rights to
the shared folder. entered the ftp user and ftp group to
the ftp site operators. putthe ftp user account in for
username with password. clicked apply.
when I attempt to connect with the ftp user account I get
access denied but I can login as administrator no problem.
when I attempt to use either the LS or DIR commands I get
the following: 150 opening ASCII mode data connection
for /bin/ls
it does not display a directoey or return to the prompt.
how do I allow security access for my ftp user and how
can I get it to display the directory.
I have port fordwarding on my routet to let me through
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| news.microsoft.com 2004-02-12, 4:37 am |
| You need to add your FTP security group to the local security policy
granting them the log on locally permission.
normal users cannot log on locally to a server, which in essence is what
your FTP service is.
MJT MCSE
"wayne" <wdnewell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:ead601c3f18d$1a95e620$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> I set up my first FTP server today and I have a few issues
>
> I went in to the IIS snapin to the properties for default
> FTP site. Changed the location of the home directory to a
> folder share on another partition. entered the ipaddress
> and port number i want to use. created a ftp user and ftp
> user group. gave the ftp security group admin rights to
> the shared folder. entered the ftp user and ftp group to
> the ftp site operators. putthe ftp user account in for
> username with password. clicked apply.
>
> when I attempt to connect with the ftp user account I get
> access denied but I can login as administrator no problem.
>
> when I attempt to use either the LS or DIR commands I get
> the following: 150 opening ASCII mode data connection
> for /bin/ls
>
> it does not display a directoey or return to the prompt.
>
> how do I allow security access for my ftp user and how
> can I get it to display the directory.
>
> I have port fordwarding on my routet to let me through
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| thanks that allowed the ftp user to log in.
I am still reciving the following error when I try to
list the directory
425 cna't open data connection
>-----Original Message-----
>You need to add your FTP security group to the local
security policy
>granting them the log on locally permission.
>
>normal users cannot log on locally to a server, which in
essence is what
>your FTP service is.
>
>MJT MCSE
>"wayne" <wdnewell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
>news:ead601c3f18d$1a95e620$a101280a@phx.gbl...
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| Bernard 2004-02-12, 8:34 pm |
| For this error, I believe it's related to port settings.
if you try ftp.exe to connect, do you have any problem ?
ftp uses port 21 and 20 for active mode, and others in
passive mode, refer this kb
Information About the IIS File Transmission Protocol (FTP) Service
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=283679
for W2kSP4 and Win2003, you can customize the passiveportrange,
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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
http://support.microsoft.com/
Please respond to newsgroups only ...
"wayne" <wdnewell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> thanks that allowed the ftp user to log in.
>
> I am still reciving the following error when I try to
> list the directory
>
> 425 cna't open data connection
>
>
> security policy
> essence is what
> issues
> default
> to a
> ipaddress
> ftp
> to
> get
> problem.
> get
> prompt.
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