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Your linux distribution would have come with some ftp server<br />
such as vsftpd.<br />
If you r using Redhat Linux then vsftpd is configured as service in xinetd<br />
look for /etc/xinetd/vsftpd<br />
There will be a line disable = yes make it no<br />
then edit the vsftpd.conf file and configure it as per your will<br />
As far as connecting goes, all you need to do is<br />
ftp machine name /ip or <br />
open IE and enter <a href="ftp://iporname" rel="ugc">ftp://iporname</a>&nbsp;
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Your linux distribution would have come with some ftp server
such as vsftpd.
If you r using Redhat Linux then vsftpd is configured as service in xinetd
look for /etc/xinetd/vsftpd
There will be a line disable = yes make it no
then edit the vsftpd.conf file and configure it as per your will
As far as connecting goes, all you need to do is
ftp machine name /ip or
open IE and enter ftp://iporname [ftp://iporname] 

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I have configured vsftpd and got the FTP page in the web browser. But I can't create any directory or upload any file on that ftp. I don't know that what will be the exact configuration process.
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I have configured vsftpd and got the FTP page in the web browser. But I can't create any directory or upload any file on that ftp. I don't know that what will be the exact configuration process.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
How do I create Linux FTP in my LINUX server? and how do I access that FTP site from windows client?<br />
If anybody knows this answer, Please help me.<br />
<br />
Thanks.<br />
<br />
Pranay
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Hi,

How do I create Linux FTP in my LINUX server? and how do I access that FTP site from windows client?
If anybody knows this answer, Please help me.

Thanks.

Pranay

Linux FTP creation.

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.