Windows Server R2 FTP login error.

A domain user FTP was established.

Always landing on Winserver R2 on the FTP.

The error is as follows:

530-user cannot log in.
Win32 error:logon failure:unknown user name or bad password.
Error details:anonymous authentication is not allowed.

Later renamed this user to FTP1. It appears to be a bug that does not allow FTP users to exist.

FTP1 encountered the following error after landing,

User (wsus-srv.creasun.local: (None)): FTP1
331 Password required for FTP1.
Password:
530-user cannot log in, home directory inaccessible.
Win32 Error:the system cannot find the path specified.
Error Details:file system returned an error.
530 End
Login failed.

Reason, which is how the user is used to isolate

Workaround:

Reference: Http://www.iis.net/learn/publish/using-the-ftp-service/configuring-ftp-user-isolation-in-iis-7

Here's how to do it: This requires setting up the appropriate home directory and granting permissions.

For example, the FTP root directory is c:\root

You need to set up the appropriate user home directory under C:\root. The path rules are as follows

User Account Types	physical Home Directory Syntax
Anonymous Users	%ftproot%\localuser\public
Local Windows user accounts (requires Basic authentication)	%ftproot%\localuser\%username%
Windows domain accounts (requires Basic authentication)	%ftproot%\%userdomain%\%username%
IIS Manager or ASP. NET Custom Authentication user accounts	%ftproot%\localuser\%username%

You also need to add FTP1 access to the NTFS permissions on the path.

Windows Server R2 FTP login error.