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IIS 8.5 FTP using IIS Users
Setting up FTP on Windows Server 2008, virtual machineIIS FTP server not working after purchase of SSL certificateUnable to write using IIS FTP … Keep getting Access is deniedWrite access denied on FTP server (550) with IIS 8IIS 7.5 FTP with ftps (SSL)Server sent passive reply with unroutable address. Using server address instead IIS 8.5Cannot connect to IIS 8.5 FTP if SSL is enabledIIS 8.5 FTP - “501 Server cannot accept argument” in response to PORT commandRemote logins fail for FTP on IIS 8.5IIS 8.5 FTP server: DIR and STOR return 550 response when connecting from some IP whitelisted addresses
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Can someone please provide me with an up-to-date step-by-step guide on how to add ftp publishing securely using SSL to a website in IIS 8.5 web server using IIS Users.
I then want to connect to the website using FileZilla.
- I have correctly installed ftp using windows firewall. All rules are enabled.
- I have installed IIS Service Management and have created an IIS user (IISuser with a password).
- I have tried selecting my site and creating an ftp publishing but every time I try to connect to the server with the IIS User through FileZilla after authenticating the SSL by trusting it in FileZilla I get a 503 invalid host name.
I want to create an IIS user to access the ftp, instead of a user on the server because I want to ensure maximum amount of security - if I create another user with limited access, they can still remote into the server, rather than just an IIS user being able to access the web server (IIS).
windows iis ftp asp.net
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Can someone please provide me with an up-to-date step-by-step guide on how to add ftp publishing securely using SSL to a website in IIS 8.5 web server using IIS Users.
I then want to connect to the website using FileZilla.
- I have correctly installed ftp using windows firewall. All rules are enabled.
- I have installed IIS Service Management and have created an IIS user (IISuser with a password).
- I have tried selecting my site and creating an ftp publishing but every time I try to connect to the server with the IIS User through FileZilla after authenticating the SSL by trusting it in FileZilla I get a 503 invalid host name.
I want to create an IIS user to access the ftp, instead of a user on the server because I want to ensure maximum amount of security - if I create another user with limited access, they can still remote into the server, rather than just an IIS user being able to access the web server (IIS).
windows iis ftp asp.net
so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35
add a comment |
Can someone please provide me with an up-to-date step-by-step guide on how to add ftp publishing securely using SSL to a website in IIS 8.5 web server using IIS Users.
I then want to connect to the website using FileZilla.
- I have correctly installed ftp using windows firewall. All rules are enabled.
- I have installed IIS Service Management and have created an IIS user (IISuser with a password).
- I have tried selecting my site and creating an ftp publishing but every time I try to connect to the server with the IIS User through FileZilla after authenticating the SSL by trusting it in FileZilla I get a 503 invalid host name.
I want to create an IIS user to access the ftp, instead of a user on the server because I want to ensure maximum amount of security - if I create another user with limited access, they can still remote into the server, rather than just an IIS user being able to access the web server (IIS).
windows iis ftp asp.net
Can someone please provide me with an up-to-date step-by-step guide on how to add ftp publishing securely using SSL to a website in IIS 8.5 web server using IIS Users.
I then want to connect to the website using FileZilla.
- I have correctly installed ftp using windows firewall. All rules are enabled.
- I have installed IIS Service Management and have created an IIS user (IISuser with a password).
- I have tried selecting my site and creating an ftp publishing but every time I try to connect to the server with the IIS User through FileZilla after authenticating the SSL by trusting it in FileZilla I get a 503 invalid host name.
I want to create an IIS user to access the ftp, instead of a user on the server because I want to ensure maximum amount of security - if I create another user with limited access, they can still remote into the server, rather than just an IIS user being able to access the web server (IIS).
windows iis ftp asp.net
windows iis ftp asp.net
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so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35
add a comment |
so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35
so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35
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so your problem is not with the IIS user, but the general connection to the server? Does it work when using a Windows account?
– Peter Hahndorf
Jun 3 at 20:31
@PeterHahndorf it doesn't seem to work with a user account either. I am baffled. I have re-installed the ftp ports via server manager and restarted the server. I must be mucking something up when I set up the main server ftp configuration in IIS and then again at the site level. Any tips/guidance?
– Bobi
Jun 4 at 21:16
Ok, so it looks like an admin account can connect to the FTP but not an IIS user. Any help with this?
– Bobi
Jun 5 at 2:35