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FTP Windows Server 2008, don't make users login?
I'm trying to configure an internal FTP server for a coworker to use for temporary storage. He doesn't want to have to login at all. Setting it to Anonymous Authentication still requires you to enter a username and password. How can I make it not require anything?
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I'm not sure you understand. Here is the description of "Anonymous Authentication" from IIS Help:
"Anonymous authentication is a built-in authentication method that allows any user to access any public content by providing an anonymous user name and password. By default, Anonymous authentication is disabled."
I want to avoid the bold part.
"Anonymous authentication is a built-in authentication method that allows any user to access any public content by providing an anonymous user name and password. By default, Anonymous authentication is disabled."
I want to avoid the bold part.
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The client is the problem and what is driving the requirement for no username password. It cannot be changed.
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Here is a decent how to in case you want to retrace your steps.
http://www.trainsignaltraining.com/windows-server-2008-ftp-iis7