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Hello All,<br />
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You can set different settings for different users in one ftp site. Instead of FTP root directory you need to select User Name directory. For more info refer the following link.<br />
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<a href="http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/305/configuring-ftp-user-isolation-in-iis-7/" rel="ugc">http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/305/configuring-ftp-user-isolation-in-iis-7/</a>&nbsp;<br />
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Thanks<br />
Manikandan
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Your reasoning is precisely why I don't use microsoft ftp I use filezilla ftp server instead
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From the link provided I was able to find other links that confirm I have FTPS set up the only way it can be in our environment.
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Just an FYI - I could nto use Filezilla because it did not pass our security standards. &nbsp;Hackable.
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I'd be interested in the reasoning why FileZilla Server &nbsp;is considered &quot;hackable&quot;, I think the authors would be interested as well.
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yccdadmins,<br />
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I'm curious too. &nbsp;What is hackable? &nbsp;What failed? &nbsp;What test(s) did you run?
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Greetings all,<br />
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Another FTP question.<br />
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I have set up user Isolation in my FTP server and I am using &quot;name directory (disable global virual directories)&quot; to ensure that vendors cannot see other vendor home folders etc. &nbsp;The directories directories on the system - not virtual.<br />
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From the Inside I want IT team members to be able to log in and be dropped into ftproot so the can navigate all folders and pull files that were placed there by different vendors.<br />
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I was able to make this work but only by creating a separate FTP site and selecting FTP root directory in FTP User Isolation settings. &nbsp;I had to do this because it seems that it is all or nothing - you cannot have different settings for different users in one FTP site in IIS7.<br />
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My question is...is this true? &nbsp;Or is there a way to set up separate paths to user home directories within on FTP site and I'm just not finding it.<br />
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We are being forced to use IIS7.5 and it seems like you have to jump through quite a number of hoops to get anything to work the way you want it to.....
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Greetings all,

Another FTP question.

I have set up user Isolation in my FTP server and I am using "name directory (disable global virual directories)" to ensure that vendors cannot see other vendor home folders etc.  The directories directories on the system - not virtual.

From the Inside I want IT team members to be able to log in and be dropped into ftproot so the can navigate all folders and pull files that were placed there by different vendors.

I was able to make this work but only by creating a separate FTP site and selecting FTP root directory in FTP User Isolation settings.  I had to do this because it seems that it is all or nothing - you cannot have different settings for different users in one FTP site in IIS7.

My question is...is this true?  Or is there a way to set up separate paths to user home directories within on FTP site and I'm just not finding it.

We are being forced to use IIS7.5 and it seems like you have to jump through quite a number of hoops to get anything to work the way you want it to.....

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