Re: IIS 6.0 FTP

I'm confused. Are you saying you have configured IP restriction and only
allowed specific IP address to connect?
if yes, what's the problem now? user can't connect? post the output when you
connect via ftp.exe

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"dawber39" <dawber43@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In directory security, everyone is denied access, except the Ip addresses
of
my clients. This is the exact same way I had it set up on my NT 4.0
running
IIS 4.0. I am really confused here, and I need this to run smoothly. There
is
no reason this should be happening that I can see. I have even gone as far
as
to grant the clients full permissions, and I get the same thing.

"Bernard Cheah [MVP]" wrote:

IP restriction setting keep coming back?

What if you go to IIS MMC, ftp site - directory security.... remove all
restriction, then close IIS MMC.
restart IIS service, then reopen IIS MMC. is the setting still there ?

if no, then reboot the machine, does the setting come back?
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Bernard Cheah
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"dawber39" <dawber43@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Everytime my Server is rebooted, none of my ftp clients can get through
until
I type these instructions from the command prompt within the
inetpub\adminscripts directory.
cscript adsutil.vbs delete msftpsvc/<FTP site number>/root/ipsecurity
net stop iisadmin /y
net start msftpsvc

Why do I have to keep typing this? Is there some kind of security
update
that I can remove? I should not have to do this everytime the server
reboots.
If I dont, the client gets an error that reads:
"FTP Server could not create a client worker thread for user at host
4.131.204.222. The connection to this user is terminated. The data is
the
error".
As soon as I type the above commands, it is okay. Is there a way around
this? I appreciate any and all help.

Rick






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