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under your directory security tab of the ftp site, add your users
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under your directory security tab of the ftp site, add your users

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ok, i added the 2 users. &nbsp;But how do I get each user to connect to a different folder?
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ok, i added the 2 users.  But how do I get each user to connect to a different folder?

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thanks for the help. &nbsp;that did it!
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No problem, thanks for the points.<br />
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Steve
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No problem, thanks for the points.

Steve

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We have 2 separate directories that 2 different ftp users will need to access. &nbsp;I have already setup 2 Virtual Directories, each with their respective directories.<br />
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What settings do I need to configure for &quot;Default FTP&quot; in IIS? &nbsp;We used to use that one, when we only had 1 user FTP in. &nbsp;But now that there are 2, the configuration is slightly different now.<br />
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Thanks for the help.
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We have 2 separate directories that 2 different ftp users will need to access.  I have already setup 2 Virtual Directories, each with their respective directories.

What settings do I need to configure for "Default FTP" in IIS?  We used to use that one, when we only had 1 user FTP in.  But now that there are 2, the configuration is slightly different now.

Thanks for the help.

FTP via IIS Windows 2000

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