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How do I remove the 'LOCKED' Icon on the INETPUB folder on a Win 2008 r2 server

Greetings,

I know this answer  is somewhere buried in all of the EE answers but I guess I am just not wording it right..

Anyway.. I just recently got an UN-MANAGED Windows 2008 r2 Virtual Server from Go Daddy. I have had a lot of problems with it an my final problem is getting FTP to work Properly.  I have managed to get Read and Write privileges on the Inetpub folder but the folder remains LOCKED (ie a Folder Paddle Lock ICON).

NOTE: Go Daddy pushes pretty hard to get you to go with their MANAGED servers which use PLEX... I do not wish to go that route...


I have scoured the internet and have not found a solution... Can anyone offer more things to try?

BTW I have made sure that the user ID has Admin privileges and I have taken ownership of the inetpub folder which helped with other issues I was having but the Folder remains locked.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

Rick
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Hi Arnold...

I am getting a response that the folder that I am trying to write is unreachable...

BTW This server does not have an ftproot folder nor does it look like IIS provides an 'FTP Role'. I think it is supposed to be handled through the wwwroot folder..
FTP is a service/feature component under the web server.
See whether it is activated.
The IIS 6 console only adds the SMTP service.
Here is an FTP install for 7.0 but should work the same for 7.5
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771012(v=ws.10).aspx
Hi Arnold... ok it looks like it is telling me that the FTPSVC is not Active/Started
Where in the feature listing under the web server role? Activate/enable the FTP feature and see.
Hi sir... well a little progress... I uses the FileZilla FTP program and I am now getting the message: "Connection established, waiting for Welcome Message"..

any clues as to what it wants?
On the server or on a computer on the network. Check the advance windows firewall settings dealing with FTP.
Check the FTP service log to see what is going on.

FTP is a two port service 21 to establish an inbound connection the second port is negotiated either the FTP service initiates a connection to the client IP or a PASSIVE (PASV) mode is in play where the FTP server binds to a port to which the client connects with a second connection.

Try using the serve's FTP dos program.

Not sure where does the FTP site points to, is anonymous FTP access enabled?