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HI,<br />
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You must have given user permission to all to solve this problem try this.<br />
For the every ftp user you create do this <br />
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Go to server manager &gt;&gt;&nbsp;user and groups &gt;&gt;select that user &gt;&gt;&nbsp;apply password or secondly you can do is go to that user in IIS and edit permissions &gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;security &gt;&gt;&nbsp;select that user&gt;&gt; remove from group users<br />
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Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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HI,

You must have given user permission to all to solve this problem try this.
For the every ftp user you create do this

Go to server manager >> user and groups >>select that user >> apply password or secondly you can do is go to that user in IIS and edit permissions >>> security >> select that user>> remove from group users

Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I like the 2nd option, but when I go to 'Edit Permissions', I end up at the security page for 'wwwroot'. &nbsp;and then I don't see that user, only groups and owners.<br />
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when I find the user from the ctrl-pnl, I don't have the option to change what groups they belong to, only user types: 'Standard', 'Admin', or 'Other'.
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I like the 2nd option, but when I go to 'Edit Permissions', I end up at the security page for 'wwwroot'.  and then I don't see that user, only groups and owners.

when I find the user from the ctrl-pnl, I don't have the option to change what groups they belong to, only user types: 'Standard', 'Admin', or 'Other'.

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I am attempting to setup an FTP site in IIS and I want to use &quot;FTP User Isolation &quot;, but I also have another FTP site on this box that does not have isolation turned on.<br />
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Now, I have both sites running on different ports and can log in to each.<br />
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Issue: &nbsp;If I build a new use and give them the port of the new &quot;Isolat'ed&quot; site and they login fine.<br />
<b>But how do I prevent them from logging into the general site on port 21 with that account on that box ?</b><br />
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Thanks
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I am attempting to setup an FTP site in IIS and I want to use "FTP User Isolation ", but I also have another FTP site on this box that does not have isolation turned on.

Now, I have both sites running on different ports and can log in to each.

Issue:  If I build a new use and give them the port of the new "Isolat'ed" site and they login fine.
But how do I prevent them from logging into the general site on port 21 with that account on that box ?

Thanks

FTP User Isolation, w/multiple sites

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