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HELP --- FTP IISI have a question for you all; I'm new in IIS's FTP and this is driving me crazy. I created a user in Windows, that user should have (full) access to two folders in the FTP root; what I need to do is create the permission to that user so when he logs in the server he only sees those two folders. he has full access to those two folders but shouldn't have ANY access in the rest of the folders. *graphically* -Root <-- NO access to this folder -Folder1 <-- full access to this folder -Folder2 <-- full access to this folder -Folder3 <-- NO access to this folder in the root folder "i can live" with him seeing the file listing but he shouldn't be able to read/write/delete/upload any file nor be able to save files in his HD is this posible?!? if so, how? thanks in advance, sb-r btw, the server is running on Win2003 server (SP1) Say - userA is the user you like to configure -
-Root <-- UserA - Read & List -Folder1 <-- UserA - Read & Write -Folder2 <-- UserA - Read & Write -Folder3 <-- You can deny userA directly or ensure userA is not in Folder3 ACL list. also ensure that userA does not belong to any group that has permissions over the other folders. -- Show quoteHide quoteRegards, Bernard Cheah http://www.iis.net/ http://www.iis-resources.com/ http://msmvps.com/blogs/bernard/ "segis bata" <segisb***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eixPm42fGHA.1276@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Hello, > > I have a question for you all; I'm new in IIS's FTP and this is driving me > crazy. I created a user in Windows, that user should have (full) access to > two folders in the FTP root; what I need to do is create the permission to > that user so when he logs in the server he only sees those two folders. he > has full access to those two folders but shouldn't have ANY access in the > rest of the folders. > > *graphically* > > -Root <-- NO access to this folder > -Folder1 <-- full access to this folder > -Folder2 <-- full access to this folder > -Folder3 <-- NO access to this folder > > in the root folder "i can live" with him seeing the file listing but he > shouldn't be able to read/write/delete/upload any file nor be able to save > files in his HD > > is this posible?!? if so, how? > > thanks in advance, > sb-r > > btw, the server is running on Win2003 server (SP1) > > >
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