Schematic FTP server Setup (Windows Server 2008)

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Start IIS after completion, in two steps (Global settings, FTP service on):

One, global settings:

1. Click on the IIS left home page, you need to set up: Server certificate (SSL), FTP SSL settings, FTP authentication, FTP authorization rules

2. Server certificate (SSL):

Enter-Create a self-signed certificate-take a name-ok

3.FTP SSL Settings:

Enter-Select the certificate created in the previous step-click: Allow SSL link-ok

4.FTP Authentication:

Enter-if you want to open your own-I'm here to require the user to enter a password user name so enable Basic authentication-ok

5.FTP Authorization Rules:

Enter-add Allow rule-specified role or user group-enter role name-Permissions tick-ok

The first step is the global setting, finished, it can be said that 70% of the work, the back is very easy.

Second, the FTP service opens

1. Click on the URL-right-add FTP site-Enter a name-select path

It is important to note that the selected path cannot be a system directory such as "Windows" and so on, the user who previously set the global setting must have the corresponding operation permission for the selected directory (can be modified in the folder-Properties-security view)

2. Bindings and SSL settings:

Next: The IP address is basically no tube, the port default 21 (or can be other; you need to open the corresponding port access in the firewall settings)

SSL: Tick "Allow" to select the previously created SSL certificate-ok

3. Authentication and Authorization information:

Authentication is self-determined, but basic if unchecked, the user cannot be logged in

Authorization-The specified role or user group-enter the role name (same as global setting, of course there may be more than one in the global setting, one of which can be set)-Tick permissions

Finish the call-restart IIS, try it over IP.

Failure, problem solving:

1. If you can't access it, this is the problem with your firewall!

Open the firewall and click Advanced Settings. Add rules to inbound rules and outbound rules, respectively:

Settings are as follows: Port->TCP specific 21-> run connection-All (domain: )-Name Description you can inbound and outbound the same rules. Ok

Restart IIS, Test now: ftp://your IP or domain name

1.FTP software can enter after landing

2. The browser can enter after login

3. The Explorer can also enter

2. If the FTP software login encounters:

534 Policy requires SSl

Please check the SSL settings above, be sure to have the certificate, and the external global SSL to be set to allow, the FTP site SSL is also set to "allow".

I wish you a successful appearance:

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The client connects to FTP when prompted to be unable to connect and 534 policy requires SSL error description: Client connection to FTP when prompted to connect and 534 policy requires SSL error analysis: There are two possible 534 error, one is to establish The SSL settings in the FTP site are incorrect, the second is the firewall Setup problem resolution One, create their own signed certificate and selected in the SSL certificate, or do not enable SSL connection, such as SSL policy select "Allow SSL connection" Problem resolution II, in the firewall policy, The outbound rule adds 21 port settings as follows: Port->TCP specific 21-> run connection-All (domain: )-Name Description whatever you want

Because of the trouble of remote access to the file, the installation of IIS comes with the FTP function, set up, the server can be accessed through the user name, account access to the FTP URL, but other people's computer does not access, always connect failed, what hints are not, the firewall has opened the FTP port 21, or not, So, shut down the server computer's windows to bring the firewall, the result is good. So judge what process should be blocked by the firewall. So the internet to find data found in the WINDOWS firewall exception add "C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv\inetinfo.exe" program, so open the program found that this directory does not have this file, search to find out this file, add, or there is a problem. Continue the search and find the solution to the windows2008: you need to open the appropriate connection license in the firewall, go to "Control Panel system and security" Windows firewall allowed Programs ", in" Allow another program "to add" C:\Windows\System32 \svchost.exe "This program, add complete, try it, finally succeeded, can be connected via FTP.
So, summed up a bit, windows2003 and windows2008 server different, to allow access to the program is also different, the online information is very small, so to share with you.

Windows2003 and windows2008 server-side install IIS comes with the FTP feature, if the firewall is closed to FTP normal access, open FTP can not access, the solution is as follows:

1, in the WINDOWS2003 server-side settings:

Control Panel System and security Windows firewall allowed programs, "Allow another program" to add the "C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv\inetinfo.exe" this program, add the completion can be

2, in the windows2008 server-side settings:

Control Panel System and security Windows firewall allowed programs, "Allow another program" to add the "C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe" this program, add complete.

Schematic FTP server Setup (Windows Server 2008)