[WEB4LIB] Windows NT Server question

[Kyle Harriss]

What ftp client do you use at home?  Does it have
configuration settings for talking to different servers?

For instance, if you use the wsftp32.exe client (from
Ipswitch), the version I use allows you to specify what
type of host you are contacting.  There are about 40
host types in the list.  One of them is Win NT.

If I choose the wrong host type, I get results similar
to what you report.  

By the way, the host machine I connect to most often is not
running ServU software, but for some reason I get the
best results telling WSftp to use the ServU settings.

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On Thu, 20 May 1999, 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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