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From: obnetadmin on 29 Dec 2009 10:10
I have an FTP site setup on IIS on a Windows Server 2003 member server. I
have tried both FTP.EXE from the command line or ftp://IP address of server
with no success. I'm prompted for username and password in both situations
but it will not accept any set of credentials (anonymous or \\domain
name\user account). Log files do not indicate any problems. The Local Path
under Site Directory is set to the following:

D:\Department Folders\Public\food service

There are share and NTFS permissions at both the Department Folders and
Public folder levels. Any ideas? Thanks.
From: .._.. on 30 Dec 2009 10:21
First, rule out connectivity/firewall/policy problems by trying to connect
to a LOCAL folder on the hard drive of the FTP server and seeing if you can
connect to that.

If you still can't connect, try toggling passive/active mode in your FTP
program.

The account you log into with FTP is passed to the authenication on the
folder. So the account must be valid and have permissions on the FTP server
itself, as well as the share or mapped drive on the server containing the
shared folder. This is in addition to having an account on the FTP server
have access to the shared folder.

You could also try just logging into the account you are using for FTP on
the server console, then using Windows Explorer to try to connect to the
shared folders or mapped drive.

"obnetadmin" <obnetadmin(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2BE685CA-EBD6-4FD8-BA4C-EA64F4DADCA5(a)microsoft.com...
>I have an FTP site setup on IIS on a Windows Server 2003 member server. I
> have tried both FTP.EXE from the command line or ftp://IP address of
> server
> with no success. I'm prompted for username and password in both situations
> but it will not accept any set of credentials (anonymous or \\domain
> name\user account). Log files do not indicate any problems. The Local Path
> under Site Directory is set to the following:
>
> D:\Department Folders\Public\food service
>
> There are share and NTFS permissions at both the Department Folders and
> Public folder levels. Any ideas? Thanks.


From: obnetadmin on 4 Jan 2010 11:06
My account is in the domain admins group. I have tried both \\domain
name\user account and a local account I created on the server itself. All
permissions appear correct. Not sure what I'm missing here. The credentials
are not accepted either way.

".._.." wrote:

> First, rule out connectivity/firewall/policy problems by trying to connect
> to a LOCAL folder on the hard drive of the FTP server and seeing if you can
> connect to that.
>
> If you still can't connect, try toggling passive/active mode in your FTP
> program.
>
> The account you log into with FTP is passed to the authenication on the
> folder. So the account must be valid and have permissions on the FTP server
> itself, as well as the share or mapped drive on the server containing the
> shared folder. This is in addition to having an account on the FTP server
> have access to the shared folder.
>
> You could also try just logging into the account you are using for FTP on
> the server console, then using Windows Explorer to try to connect to the
> shared folders or mapped drive.
>
> "obnetadmin" <obnetadmin(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2BE685CA-EBD6-4FD8-BA4C-EA64F4DADCA5(a)microsoft.com...
> >I have an FTP site setup on IIS on a Windows Server 2003 member server. I
> > have tried both FTP.EXE from the command line or ftp://IP address of
> > server
> > with no success. I'm prompted for username and password in both situations
> > but it will not accept any set of credentials (anonymous or \\domain
> > name\user account). Log files do not indicate any problems. The Local Path
> > under Site Directory is set to the following:
> >
> > D:\Department Folders\Public\food service
> >
> > There are share and NTFS permissions at both the Department Folders and
> > Public folder levels. Any ideas? Thanks.
>
>
> .
>
From: obnetadmin on 4 Jan 2010 11:16
Below is the log file:

#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2010-01-04 15:56:12
#Fields: time c-ip cs-username s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
sc-win32-status
15:56:12 10.216.0.56 anonymous 10.2.0.28 [7]USER anonymous 331 0
15:56:12 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [7]PASS IEUser@ 530 1326
15:56:43 10.216.0.56 ADMINFS1\RealTime 10.2.0.28 [8]USER ADMINFS1\RealTime
331 0
15:56:43 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [8]PASS - 530 1326
15:56:55 10.216.0.56 Anonymous 10.2.0.28 [9]USER Anonymous 331 0
15:56:55 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [9]PASS ieuser(a)microsoft.com 530 1326
15:57:58 10.2.0.28 anonymous 10.2.0.28 [10]USER anonymous 331 0
15:57:58 10.2.0.28 - 10.2.0.28 [10]PASS IEUser@ 530 1326
15:58:10 10.2.0.28 obps\smccoy 10.2.0.28 [11]USER obps\smccoy 331 0
15:58:10 10.2.0.28 - 10.2.0.28 [11]PASS - 530 1326
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2010-01-04 16:01:11
#Fields: time c-ip cs-username s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
sc-win32-status
16:01:11 10.2.0.28 anonymous 10.2.0.28 [12]USER anonymous 331 0
16:01:11 10.2.0.28 - 10.2.0.28 [12]PASS IEUser@ 530 1326
16:01:17 10.2.0.28 obps\smccoy 10.2.0.28 [13]USER obps\smccoy 331 0
16:01:17 10.2.0.28 - 10.2.0.28 [13]PASS - 530 1326
16:01:34 10.2.0.28 Anonymous 10.2.0.28 [14]USER Anonymous 331 0
16:01:34 10.2.0.28 - 10.2.0.28 [14]PASS smccoy(a)obps.local 530 1909
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2010-01-04 16:11:06
#Fields: time c-ip cs-username s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
sc-win32-status
16:11:06 10.216.0.56 RealTime 10.2.0.28 [15]USER RealTime 331 0
16:11:15 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [15]PASS - 530 1326
16:11:21 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [15]QUIT - 530 0


".._.." wrote:

> First, rule out connectivity/firewall/policy problems by trying to connect
> to a LOCAL folder on the hard drive of the FTP server and seeing if you can
> connect to that.
>
> If you still can't connect, try toggling passive/active mode in your FTP
> program.
>
> The account you log into with FTP is passed to the authenication on the
> folder. So the account must be valid and have permissions on the FTP server
> itself, as well as the share or mapped drive on the server containing the
> shared folder. This is in addition to having an account on the FTP server
> have access to the shared folder.
>
> You could also try just logging into the account you are using for FTP on
> the server console, then using Windows Explorer to try to connect to the
> shared folders or mapped drive.
>
> "obnetadmin" <obnetadmin(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2BE685CA-EBD6-4FD8-BA4C-EA64F4DADCA5(a)microsoft.com...
> >I have an FTP site setup on IIS on a Windows Server 2003 member server. I
> > have tried both FTP.EXE from the command line or ftp://IP address of
> > server
> > with no success. I'm prompted for username and password in both situations
> > but it will not accept any set of credentials (anonymous or \\domain
> > name\user account). Log files do not indicate any problems. The Local Path
> > under Site Directory is set to the following:
> >
> > D:\Department Folders\Public\food service
> >
> > There are share and NTFS permissions at both the Department Folders and
> > Public folder levels. Any ideas? Thanks.
>
>
> .
>
From: Dooza on 4 Jan 2010 12:39
On 04/01/2010 16:16, obnetadmin wrote:
> Below is the log file:
>
> #Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0
> #Version: 1.0
> #Date: 2010-01-04 15:56:12
> #Fields: time c-ip cs-username s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
> sc-win32-status
> 15:56:12 10.216.0.56 anonymous 10.2.0.28 [7]USER anonymous 331 0
> 15:56:12 10.216.0.56 - 10.2.0.28 [7]PASS IEUser@ 530 1326

Try using a proper FTP client, not IE.

Dooza
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