[WEB4LIB] Windows NT Server question

[TMGB]

Two quick checks you might want to make are :
1) check the parameters of the user account for anonymous access.  This
might be Guest or some other account set up by the server by default.  
2) check through Windows Explorer (not IE) the security settings on the
default FTP directory ( \InetPub\FTProot usually for IIS).  Right click
on the directory and choose properties.  Next, see who has which rights
to that directory.  It may be that no one has write rights to that
directory by default making it only available for download not upload.

Please let me know if this corrects or doesn't correct the problem.

Thomas

nancy keane wrote:
> 
> Hi all.  I just got a new server and installed Windows NT Server on it.  I
> have been pretty successful setting it up but I've run into a snag.
> Hopefully, someone out there has done this and can help.
> 
> I want to enable ftp so that I can load files from home.  I went into ftp
> servers file and enabled anonymous guest login.  I can ftp into the server,
> use my administrator login and password and it lets me in.  However, it does
> not list the files in the directory nor does it allow me to upload files.  I
> know it must be something simple I forgot to do but...  Also, how do I go
> about creating login's that allow for ftp privileges.  Do I do this through
> NT server?
> 
> Thanks for any help you can give.  I'm going back to reading the manual now
> and hope for inspiration!
> 
> Nancy
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