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Jorge

2005-11-01, 6:08 pm

Not sure if this is possible, but here it goes.
I need to create a virtual directory on my FTP (windows 2000) server. The
virtual directory is a share on a remote server. The ID used to do the
connection has full access to the drive. I need to restrict access to some
accounts and allow full access on other accounts. NTF security has been set
up on the remote server. However, when connecting to the FTP virtual all
security is based on the ID used to do the original connection. If I
restrict that account, the accounts that need full access are also
restricted. Is there away to get around this?

Bernard Cheah [MVP]

2005-11-02, 2:48 am

Try pass-through authentication.
How to Enable Pass-Through Authentication for FTP UNC Virtual Directories
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=247970

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Bernard Cheah
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"Jorge" <Jorge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:752A0FD8-F8F4-457E-B10B-33206D579CFE@microsoft.com...
> Not sure if this is possible, but here it goes.
> I need to create a virtual directory on my FTP (windows 2000) server. The
> virtual directory is a share on a remote server. The ID used to do the
> connection has full access to the drive. I need to restrict access to
> some
> accounts and allow full access on other accounts. NTF security has been
> set
> up on the remote server. However, when connecting to the FTP virtual all
> security is based on the ID used to do the original connection. If I
> restrict that account, the accounts that need full access are also
> restricted. Is there away to get around this?
>



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