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I do all that, will that allow for a FTPs that is accessable by the explorer browser interface, and SSL secure if we want to transfer files?
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I do all that, will that allow for a FTPs that is accessable by the explorer browser interface, and SSL secure if we want to transfer files?

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I have found the following link <br />
<a href="http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/304/using-ftp-over-ssl/" rel="ugc">http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/304/using-ftp-over-ssl/</a>&nbsp;<br />
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I have completed it to the letter, but there are a few things that are incomplete, &nbsp;<br />
It has to be accessed via the Explorer Browser 8, right now, I didn't want to complicate things by added a domain name , I just want to access it through ip address like this, ftps://10.10.0.10:21 <br />
but that doesn't work...<br />
So, now I just want to get this up and running? I know there are some mistakes in here can you point them out and guide me through this?<br />
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What am I doing wrong, has anyone tried to secure FTPs via windows 2008 R2 and the webserver is in standalone, not connected to the domain. <br />
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This is a maximun secured ftp server...<br />
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I have found the following link 
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/304/using-ftp-over-ssl/ 

I have completed it to the letter, but there are a few things that are incomplete,  
It has to be accessed via the Explorer Browser 8, right now, I didn't want to complicate things by added a domain name , I just want to access it through ip address like this, ftps://10.10.0.10:21 
but that doesn't work...
So, now I just want to get this up and running? I know there are some mistakes in here can you point them out and guide me through this?

What am I doing wrong, has anyone tried to secure FTPs via windows 2008 R2 and the webserver is in standalone, not connected to the domain. 

This is a maximun secured ftp server...



Server 2008 R2 FTPS setup and access via explorer 8 - It must be secure!!!

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