I am using IIS 7 on Windows Server 2008, with the out of band installation of FTP 7 installed. Through much struggle and headaches, I believe to be on the brink of actually getting FTPS working (not nearly as easy as the walkthroughs I've seen make it). The most aggravating part about attempting...

First off, my configuration is Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise SP2, running IIS6. I don't have any way of knowing at what point this problem started happening, but for some reason some FTP clients seem to be ignoring the rules of FTP virtual directories. I have the "Default FTP Site"...

I have installed the ftp 7 for IIS 7. I created a new FTP Site. On this site I also created a virtual directory which has its physical path on an other servers share. My internet connection has got 10 MBit Upload. When I put a file into the root directory the full 10 MBit are used. But when a file is...

How do you set the directory listing style in the Isolate users using Active Directory site? Ususally it would be on the Home Directroy tab, but that's not there in user isolation mode. I want to set the listing style to unix.

Are you using IIS 6? If so, the FTP site may have been created in "user isolation mode". When in this mode, users will not be able to log in unless they have a home folder. To create a home folder for local users you need to create a folder underneath the FTP root called "LocalUser"...