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This is not really a Windows thing.<br />
It depends on what FTP server do you use and its configuration.<br />
Apparently, your FTP server is being configured to show everything by default.<br />
Try to find some documentation (specifically configuration part) on the web for your type of FTP.<br />
You'll definitely find it there.
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This is not really a Windows thing.
It depends on what FTP server do you use and its configuration.
Apparently, your FTP server is being configured to show everything by default.
Try to find some documentation (specifically configuration part) on the web for your type of FTP.
You'll definitely find it there.

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Hi experts ,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;My situation I need to give the access to ftp server only one folder &nbsp;and I don't want that he can see other folders &nbsp;on the ftp server. How can i setup the security so when he login &nbsp;can see only one folder not all of them.<br />
Thanks
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Hi experts ,
   My situation I need to give the access to ftp server only one folder  and I don't want that he can see other folders  on the ftp server. How can i setup the security so when he login  can see only one folder not all of them.
Thanks

Ftp  site security

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