1. Check whether the original boot
Ps-ef|grep vsftpd
2. Detect if there is an installation package
Rpm-qa|grep vsftpd
3. If there is output, check the status and start
Service VSFTP Status--View status
Service Vsftp Start--Open service
4. If no output is required, install
Yum Install vsftpd
5. Start Vsftp
Service Vsftp Start--Open service
6. Start vsftp service by default
Chkconfig vsftpd on--Open firewall
7. Confirm Startup
Chkconfig vsftpd--list--Determine 2,3,4,5 open,
8. Add User name
Useradd Ftper --Increase user
passwd Ftper --This is the password
9. Verify that the FTP client is installed
RPM-QA FTP
10. If no output is installed, install the Linux client
Yum Install vsftpd
11. Testing
FTP localhost --Follow the prompts to enter the user name, password login
Pwd --Display the current user path after successful login
Bye --Exit the FTP command line
12. Partial configuration (open the following configuration, remove the previous #), modify the VSFTPD configuration file, file path:/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf
Anonymous_enable=no--Close Anonymous user
Chroot_list_enable=yes--ftp users are allowed to read and write only under the default path
Chroot_local_user=yes--Allow Local Users
Choot_list_file=/etc/vsftpd/chroot_list--which users are allowed to read and write only under the default path
13. Create a file under the/etc/vsftpd/path chroot-list
VI chroot-list--Create File
Ftper --Add a row of the user you just created and save the exit
14. Restart FTP
Service VSFTPD Restart
15. You can install Windows FTP client for testing
FlashFXP
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