Configure the FTP service and its priority in win7

There are two major steps in total: setting up FTP and setting User Permissions

1. Set up FTP

Click "finish". The task has been created.

2. Set User Permissions

2.1 Add a user

Take two users as an example. "public" users are used to read-only (download) files. "admin" users can read and write (create, delete, upload, and download) files.

Right-click "my computer" on the desktop and click "manage". In the left pane of the "Computer Management" window, expand the "System Tools"> "local users and groups" directory in sequence, click the select "user" option. Right-click on the right pane and click the "new user" command. In the open "new user" dialog box, enter the public username and set the password. Then, deselect the "Change Password Upon next login" check box, select the "user cannot change password" and "Password Never Expires" check boxes, and click the "Create" button to add the user. Repeat this process to add the user admin and click "close.

2.2 Set permissions for each user

Before setting permissions, it is best to put these users into a dedicated group for ease of management. For example, you can create an "ftpusers" group: in the directory tree of the "Computer Management" window, click the "Group" option, and right-click the group in the right pane, run the "Create group" command and name the group "ftpusers ". Click "add"> "advanced"> "Search now", add all the users you just created, and click "CREATE"> "end.
However, the process is not complete, because the users created above belong to the "users" group by default, that is, they have permission to browse most resources. To effectively manage specific resources, you need to delete these users from the "users" group. In the right pane of the "Computer Management" window, double-click the "users" option, select all users you just added, and click the "delete" button.

The following are the Permissions

In step 1, the main directory path of the FTP server is "D:/download". We will first set the permission of the "public" user for the "Download" folder. Right-click the "Download" folder and run the "properties" command. In the "download properties" dialog box that appears, switch to the "Security" tab, and click "add"> "advanced"> "Search now, click "public" and click "OK" to return to the "download properties" dialog box. By default, "public" users only have read permission, which meets our permission requirements. Add the "admin" user in the same way, select the "write" check box under the "allow" column in the "Admin Permissions" list box under the "Security" tab of "download properties. So far, all our requirements have been met.

If you want to set it in detail, click the "advanced" button on the "Security" tab of "download properties" and set it on your own. (For user permission settings, refer to other relevant materials)

Finally, test whether you can use IE or open it on my computer. Enter the correct address.

 

Tip:The folder to be protected by permissions must be created in the NTFS partition. Permissions cannot be set for resources in the FAT32 partition.

The access problem is that you must check whether the firewall is not properly configured and that the anti-virus software has blocked the port service. In this case, you must first disable the firewall or disable the software.

If yes, you can configure the firewall and anti-software so that the FTP service can run normally.

What is the FTP logon command format?

If you want to log on to the FTP server using IE browser or resource manager, but do not want to enter a string of addresses, and then enter the user name and password, you only need to create an FTP link, automatically log on to the FTP server,

Instead of being anonymous, the FTP server automatically logs on, and the user cannot see the user name and password?

A: The format is as follows:

FTP: // username: password @ IP Address/directory path example: ftp: // username: password@192.168.1.1/mysite

 

Why can't I start an FTP site when FTP is created in IIS service of win7?

The prompt is as follows:

The site cannot be started unless the Microsoft FTP (ftpsvc) service is running.

The solution is very simple. Run services. MSC to start the Windows Service, find the Microsoft FTP sevice item in it, and just start it.

 

Conclusion: Configuring the FTP service is simple. In my opinion, it is important to set the guidance permission. You don't want to launch any services for others to access. For your own

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