Cannot access FTP

Sounds like they possibly don't have the rights to Read/Traverse the parent directory tree. What are the permissions on h:\FTPHome\LocalUser\ for your two non-admin users.

You might also want to check the Local Security Policy to ensure Users (or a group containing your FTP Users, is granted the 'Access this computer From the Network' security right (and is not assigned the "Deny access to this computer from the network" security right)

You'll also want to use the Bypass traverse checking security right for your FTP Users. This should prevent the OS from performing security checks up the file structure & will improve performance.

the two non-admin users don't have access to the h:\FTPHome\LocalUser
Should I manually give them rights to the directory?
if this is the case, then I have to do this every time I add new ftp users (that's time consuming, because I create a lot of ftp users).

How do I use "the Bypass traverse checking security right for your FTP Users"?

Thanks

I checked to make sure and yes, the "Users" group have Read, Execute and List Folder Contents to both H:\FTPHome and F:\FTPHome\LocalUser
and both non-admin users are members of the "User" group.
So wonder why it's not working.

PacificMIST
I deleted the ftp and recreated and it worked.
on the "Bypass Traverse Checking" option.
it currently has: Administrators, Backup Operators, Everyone, LOCAL SERVICE, NETWORK SERVICE, Users.
Do I need to remove any of these at all?
Thanks

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