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IIS 7.5 - Remove the pipe character from usernames for virtual hosts
Configuration for FTP Site in IIS 7.5Instructions for IIS 7.5 FTP Blind Drop without 500 ErrorsFTP - IIS 7.5 - Stop / Deny Directory ListingIIS 7.5 Basic AuthenticationIIS7.5: Basic Authentication with a domainIIS 7.5 FTP Service User UserGroups for AuthorisationWindows 7 caches FTP credentials?FTP restrict user access to a specific folderMove IIS 7.5 FTP services from one server to another without recreating accountsIIS 7.5 connect to a web site using IIS Manager using the current user credentials
Currently I have a setup with a virtual FTP site in IIS 7.5 that requires the following authentication details for the anonymous account:
Host: ftp.mydomain.com
User: ftp.mydomain.com|anonymous
Pass: <none>
I have multiple FTP accounts setup on this same server. I know that this means I need to specify the domain in the username to let IIS know what I need site to authenticate against, but is it possible to make the username only be anonymous? Would I have to create a user by that name in the windows users and groups area to be and specifically link it there?
iis ftp iis-7.5 anonymous
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Currently I have a setup with a virtual FTP site in IIS 7.5 that requires the following authentication details for the anonymous account:
Host: ftp.mydomain.com
User: ftp.mydomain.com|anonymous
Pass: <none>
I have multiple FTP accounts setup on this same server. I know that this means I need to specify the domain in the username to let IIS know what I need site to authenticate against, but is it possible to make the username only be anonymous? Would I have to create a user by that name in the windows users and groups area to be and specifically link it there?
iis ftp iis-7.5 anonymous
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
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Currently I have a setup with a virtual FTP site in IIS 7.5 that requires the following authentication details for the anonymous account:
Host: ftp.mydomain.com
User: ftp.mydomain.com|anonymous
Pass: <none>
I have multiple FTP accounts setup on this same server. I know that this means I need to specify the domain in the username to let IIS know what I need site to authenticate against, but is it possible to make the username only be anonymous? Would I have to create a user by that name in the windows users and groups area to be and specifically link it there?
iis ftp iis-7.5 anonymous
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
Currently I have a setup with a virtual FTP site in IIS 7.5 that requires the following authentication details for the anonymous account:
Host: ftp.mydomain.com
User: ftp.mydomain.com|anonymous
Pass: <none>
I have multiple FTP accounts setup on this same server. I know that this means I need to specify the domain in the username to let IIS know what I need site to authenticate against, but is it possible to make the username only be anonymous? Would I have to create a user by that name in the windows users and groups area to be and specifically link it there?
iis ftp iis-7.5 anonymous
iis ftp iis-7.5 anonymous
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
edited Jun 8 '12 at 2:20
poige
7,07211437
7,07211437
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
asked Jun 7 '12 at 23:00
glasntglasnt
3422421
3422421
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As you are probably aware, unlike HTTP, FTP has no equivalent of HTTP host headers. Different FTP server implementations that allow multiple FTP sites to use the same IP address (using FTP Virtual Host Names in the case of IIS FTP) require that you specify the site being authenticated to in the username.
If you need to have a site where you want to make anonymous access simple and dispense with the hostname in the username then you'll need to put that site on its own dedicated IP address.
answered Jun 16 '12 at 0:21
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As you are probably aware, unlike HTTP, FTP has no equivalent of HTTP host headers. Different FTP server implementations that allow multiple FTP sites to use the same IP address (using FTP Virtual Host Names in the case of IIS FTP) require that you specify the site being authenticated to in the username.
If you need to have a site where you want to make anonymous access simple and dispense with the hostname in the username then you'll need to put that site on its own dedicated IP address.
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As you are probably aware, unlike HTTP, FTP has no equivalent of HTTP host headers. Different FTP server implementations that allow multiple FTP sites to use the same IP address (using FTP Virtual Host Names in the case of IIS FTP) require that you specify the site being authenticated to in the username.
If you need to have a site where you want to make anonymous access simple and dispense with the hostname in the username then you'll need to put that site on its own dedicated IP address.
answered Jun 16 '12 at 0:21
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As you are probably aware, unlike HTTP, FTP has no equivalent of HTTP host headers. Different FTP server implementations that allow multiple FTP sites to use the same IP address (using FTP Virtual Host Names in the case of IIS FTP) require that you specify the site being authenticated to in the username.
If you need to have a site where you want to make anonymous access simple and dispense with the hostname in the username then you'll need to put that site on its own dedicated IP address.
answered Jun 16 '12 at 0:21
KevKev
6,1671265103
As you are probably aware, unlike HTTP, FTP has no equivalent of HTTP host headers. Different FTP server implementations that allow multiple FTP sites to use the same IP address (using FTP Virtual Host Names in the case of IIS FTP) require that you specify the site being authenticated to in the username.
If you need to have a site where you want to make anonymous access simple and dispense with the hostname in the username then you'll need to put that site on its own dedicated IP address.
answered Jun 16 '12 at 0:21
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answered Jun 16 '12 at 0:21
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