I have had a look at that documentation a few times and followed the steps but it still refuses to work in IE or Windows Explorer, yet if I use the command prompt and log on it does recognise the ftp server and lets me log onto it but user name has to be in format <ftpserver>|<username> for it to connect properly.
I have a friend whose sister is just starting up in business, we've registered a domain name for her but I also want to add ftp://ftp.nisharts.co.uk to the equation so he can log on using that to upload a web site for her once he has created it, which is why I am using virtual host names but it just refuses to work as stated above.
I want two ftp servers, one on ftp.nwsoftware.co.uk and another at ftp.nisharts.co.uk (both binding on port 21) which is what I assumed Virtual Host Names would do. Is this a Vista issue or are the Virtual Host Names not intended to be used like that.
In other words, on typing ftp.nwsoftware.co.uk I was expecting to be given the root page of that ftp server and typing ftp.nisharts.co.uk the root page of that ftp server binding.