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The FTP services provided with Windows do not have that level of granularity. &nbsp;An add-on like WSFTP, Bullet-proof FTP, or Filezilla (it is free) would be the best solution.
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The FTP services provided with Windows do not have that level of granularity.  An add-on like WSFTP, Bullet-proof FTP, or Filezilla (it is free) would be the best solution.

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Filezilla will work with security groups/AD integration?
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Filezilla will work with security groups/AD integration?

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That I am unsure of. &nbsp;Check the Filezilla docs. &nbsp;Did also you check the link I supplied?
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That I am unsure of.  Check the Filezilla docs.  Did also you check the link I supplied?

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Yes, this article appears to be helpful. I'll read through this and let you know. On a side note, it appears that LDAP/AD integration is being developed for FileZilla: <br />
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<a href="http://retrohack.com/enabling-filezilla-server-integration-with-active-directory-authentication/" rel="ugc">http://retrohack.com/enabling-filezilla-server-integration-with-active-directory-authentication/</a><br />
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I appreciate the assistance!
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Yes, this article appears to be helpful. I'll read through this and let you know. On a side note, it appears that LDAP/AD integration is being developed for FileZilla:

http://retrohack.com/enabling-filezilla-server-integration-with-active-directory-authentication/ [http://retrohack.com/enabling-filezilla-server-integration-with-active-directory-authentication/]

I appreciate the assistance!

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Not a &quot;be-all&quot; answer, but it got me pointed in the right direction.<br />
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Thanks.
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Not a "be-all" answer, but it got me pointed in the right direction.

Thanks.

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I have IIS 7.5 running on Server 2008 R2 with the FTP role services installed. Here's what I'm trying to accomplish:<br />
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I want Users to be isolated to a specific FTP subdirectory depending on their security group membership: i.e.: IT_Users are jailed to FTP\it_users, Accounting users jailed to FTP\accounting, etc<br />
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Is this possible, and how should I configure?<br />
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Thanks!
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I have IIS 7.5 running on Server 2008 R2 with the FTP role services installed. Here's what I'm trying to accomplish:

I want Users to be isolated to a specific FTP subdirectory depending on their security group membership: i.e.: IT_Users are jailed to FTP\it_users, Accounting users jailed to FTP\accounting, etc

Is this possible, and how should I configure?

Thanks!

FTP in IIS 7.5: Isolate users to physical directory by security group membership

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Microsoft IIS Web Server

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