Search results matching tag 'FTP'

ftp server authentication problem in Windows 7

una riu — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:05:34 GMT

Hi,

I have configured a basic ftp server configuration in windows 7 Professional. Anonymous authentication works, but basic authentication doesn't (windows user trying to connect).

All user have read authorization. User isolation is configured to root folder. SSL configuration is allowed.

ftp client output is :

530-User cannot log in.

Win32 error:

Error details: An error occured during the authentication process

530 End

Somebody could tell me how to configure basic windows users authentication ?

Re: Windows 7 FTP problems

TolchinJ — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:16:29 GMT

Is there a way to do this from within VB.NET?

I suppose I could try to run the command you mentioned, dump it into a memory block, then try to scrub it for FTP sites, but there must be a better way. No?

Also, using this method does not give me the ability to find out the directory for a particular site.

iisadmin fails to start with error code 2148073483 (0x8009000B)

sunnydadwal — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:33:19 GMT

Hi can anyone help me regarding this. I am getting the following errors c:\winnt\profiles\apels>net start iisadmin The IIS Admin Service service is starting. The IIS Admin Service service could not be started. A service specific error occurred: 2148073483. Object of Reference: LOGFILE/SYSTEM-GENERAL Problem Data: Tue Nov 17 16:54:01 2009 23055 AP0706080488A 7024 144 Service Control Manager EVENTLOG_ERROR_TYPE IIS Admin Service 2148073483 (0x8009000B) Problem Text: PROBLEM Please suggest Sunny

FTP command filtering using appcmd

brandon.mcgarvey — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:24:17 GMT

I am trying to figure out how to add FTP command filters using appcmd.exe. I just flat out do not understand the syntax for the command. The syntax that I believe I need to use is one of these:

appcmd.exe set site MyFTPSite /ftpServer.security.commandFiltering.[command='string'].command

appcmd.exe set site MyFTPSite /ftpServer.security.commandFiltering.[command='string'].allowed

My goal is to deny MKDIR command. I tried the command below, but it tells me that it cannot find requested collection element. How do I add an element to the collection. I am familiar with adding collections with "appcmd set config", but this method doesn't seem the same.

appcmd.exe set site MyFTPSite /ftpServer.security.commandFiltering.[command='MKDIR'].allowed:"false"

If someone can reply back with an example of the syntax, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

Windows 7 FTP problems

benjamin.pence — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:03:17 GMT

I am trying to access the FTP sites on localhost using VBScript, but

GetObject( "IIS://localhost/msFTPsvc")

refuses to cooperate. I have set up as identical a configuration possible on a Vista box, and had no problems.

For each machine, I turned on these features:
   Internet Information Services: default subfeatures
    FTP Publishing service: both subfeatures
    Web Management Tools: All subfeatures (including IIS 6 Management compatibility)

Images: Vista's feature setup Win7's feature setup

Went to IIS manager, turn on FTP publishing for the default web site (in vista, via the IIS manager 6.0; in win7, via the IIS Manager, Default web site\Add FTP publishing)

Now I have a script to run to find the default FTP site (link). On vista, it works perfectly. On 7, it fails at:

GetObject( "IIS://localhost/msFTPsvc")

Images: Vista's results Win7's results

What am I missing? How can I set up/find the default FTP site with windows 7?

Re: publishing from VS2008, errors 'no web server name' and 'unspecified error' - please please look

EdSF — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:34:10 GMT

Break it. It's mind-boggling how a simple thing like "publishing" via FTP gets so problematic. And the kicker is that it adds a file that effectively puts your site "offline" until you delete it. This isn't a client issue, I can use command line FTP and Dreamweaver (going as far as adding check in/out) to do the same thing. Just by this sentence all the discussion about firewall, file/folder permissions , ftp server setup, etc. etc. are rendered moot. There are some discussions about "passive mode" as well, and that's not it either. VS2008 ftp publishing is well, broken...sigh.... The round-about way? Publish to file system, and just use whatever other ftp client you have handy - that's how simple this job should be so whatever else VS2008 is doing...it shouldn't. If you don't have some FTP gui client, just use command line FTP...it'll save you all the wasted effort trying to do something that's been around since, wow, I don't know how long ftp been around...I just dated myself :) A case of "better together" isn't...unfortunately...

FTP virtual directory, help!!!!!!!!!!!

Vloors — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:13:25 GMT

I am trying to create an FTP virtual directory, but some having some issues. so far I have:

New-Item IIS:\Sites\SFTP\$folder -type VirtualDirectory -physicalPath d:\temp\$folder

However, how do I set the other properties, like’ FTP Authorization Rules’?

The $folder variable is defined earlier in the script.

I am using Windows 2008 R2 with FTP 7.5

Any help would be appreciated.

FTP client times out on directory change

computerlady911 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:20:45 GMT

Every time I connect to my ftp server, the connection initially works fine but if I click on any directory the client times out the first time. If I wait until after I get the error, then try again it will work. I am using IIS6 for the ftp and filezilla for the client.

This is how the filezilla reports the command and error.

Command:    CWD /folder name/folder name/Folder Name
Error:    Connection timed out
Error:    Failed to retrieve directory listing

I increased the timeout settings to 1200 sec but no change. Again it does work the second time I try to click on the folder. But this is not a satisfactory result for my users. It happens on every folder.

Re: steps to setup iis 7.5 smtp and ftp ~~ win 2008 server R2 web edition

gerryLowry — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 19:32:15 GMT

follow up:

found this useful link:

http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/310/what-is-new-for-microsoft-and-ftp-75/

quote (edited):

... brand-new FTP service that is available as a separate download for Windows Server® 2008 ... robust, secure solution for FTP in a Windows environment. ... written specifically for Windows Server 2008 ... enables Web authors to publish content more easily and securely than before, and offers both Web administrators and hosters better integration, management, authentication and logging features.

... there are two FTP services available for IIS 7.0:

The new Microsoft FTP service for IIS 7.0 is provided as a download from the Web for Windows Server 2008.
The other FTP service ships on the Windows Vista™ and Windows Server 2008 DVD. ( .. essentially the same FTP service from IIS 6.0.)

There are two separate downloadable packages for the new FTP server; you will need to download the appropriate package for your version of Windows Server 2008:

32-bit Installation Package:
- FTP 7.5 for IIS 7.0 (x86)
64-bit Installation Package:
- FTP 7.5 for IIS 7.0 (x64)

what is difference between iis 7.5 FTP feature and http://www.iis.net/extensions/FTP

gerryLowry — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:04:04 GMT

http://www.iis.net/extensions/FTP is called "FTP Publshing Service".

If I install it, do I still need to enable FTP feature?

win 20008 server wweb edition R2

iis 7.5

what is difference between FTP feature and FTP Publishing Service?

Thank you
Gerry