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Whatever user you are using to login to the FTP with needs credentials associated with that machine. So in this case, user: gbitest needs to have all the proper permissions to access the default FTP folder, as well as be included in the permissions to access the FTP by itself.
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Whatever user you are using to login to the FTP with needs credentials associated with that machine. So in this case, user: gbitest needs to have all the proper permissions to access the default FTP folder, as well as be included in the permissions to access the FTP by itself.

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I am sharing the default ftp folder C:\intepub and given &quot;Full Control&quot; to &quot;Everyone&quot; ..but still get the same error..
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I am sharing the default ftp folder C:\intepub and given "Full Control" to "Everyone" ..but still get the same error..

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Hi,<br />
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I am hosting the default FTP site on an IIS Server on Windows 2003. I have set up a &quot;Security Account&quot; and I do not have the &quot;Allow only anonymous connections&quot; checkbox checked..<br />
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Now,when &nbsp;I try to ftp to the server it errors out with the following error message<br />
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C:\&gt;ftp gbi-test<br />
Connected to gbi-test.<br />
220-Microsoft FTP Service<br />
220 Praveen Durbha's FTP Site<br />
User (gbi-test:(none)): gbitest<br />
331 Password required for gbitest.<br />
Password:<br />
530 User gbitest cannot log in.<br />
Login failed.<br />
ftp&gt;<br />
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The server is part of a workgroup and not a domain...is that a requirement? Also, I am able to ping the server, so its visible<br />
<br />
What am I missing here? I am sure I am..<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

I am hosting the default FTP site on an IIS Server on Windows 2003. I have set up a "Security Account" and I do not have the "Allow only anonymous connections" checkbox checked..

Now,when  I try to ftp to the server it errors out with the following error message

C:\>ftp gbi-test
Connected to gbi-test.
220-Microsoft FTP Service
220 Praveen Durbha's FTP Site
User (gbi-test:(none)): gbitest
331 Password required for gbitest.
Password:
530 User gbitest cannot log in.
Login failed.
ftp>

The server is part of a workgroup and not a domain...is that a requirement? Also, I am able to ping the server, so its visible

What am I missing here? I am sure I am..

Thanks

Unable to login to a standalone FTP Server (windows 2003)  - Error 530

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