Win7 IIS7 FTP Configuration

Win7 IIS7 FTP Configuration

The great God can jump right through, haha.

1. First install the FTP server

Start menu Find Control Panel on the left to find open or close Windows features click

The following dialog box pops up,

In the popup dialog box, locate the Internet Information Service, as follows

Then, as shown, select the FTP server check box, if your IIS is not installed at this point, you can select the check box in front of IIS6, and then OK, wait a few minutes to install, this is the first step, if FTP and IIS is not installed, the following work cannot be done.

2. Create an FTP user

This step is also very critical, find my computer on the desktop, right-click, select Manage, pop up the following interface

Locate the Local Users and groups on the left, click Open, then locate the user, select the new user by right-clicking,

Create FTP user after clicking New user

According to fill in, and then click Create, this step of the FTP user is created, you need to add users to the FTP Rights Management Group, the following to add permissions to the FTP user just created

3. FTP User Add permissions

In the previous step after creating the FTP user, the right side will appear the user just created, select the user right click, properties, and then pop up

Select the second tab to belong to, and then the box below if there is no Administrators group, you need to add, check add popup as follows

Add the FTP user to the Administrator group, this step is very critical, otherwise unable to log on to the FTP server, the following need to create an FTP site, users upload and download

4. Create an FTP site

Now that the IIS,FTP server is OK, locate Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager in the Control Panel Administration Tools service, and then double-click Open, as

Then right click on the site and select Add FTP site as

Then follow the steps in the diagram to

Click Next when you are finished filling out

After this step is finished, click Finish, the entire above is the FTP server Setup completed, the following need to test whether OK

5. Use the FTP tool to connect to the FTP server you just created for upload testing

I use the 8uftp.exe here is a free, green version, I think it is more useful, has been used

For example, this indicates that the FTP server has been completed, and if you let others access it, create the user assignment permissions directly.

Win7 IIS7 FTP Configuration