Wndows authorisation for an FTP server

Hello


I have installed an FTP server on my computer but Windows won't let me in to
my folders although I am an administrator.(see post 25 May)

I was kindly given the following info from S Sengupta (MVP)

(Start>Run>Type in:gpedit.msc>Ok, and expanding Computer
Configuration->Windows Settings->Security Settings->Local
Policies->User Rights Assignment. The "Allow Login
through Terminal Services" right will be on the right-
hand pane, double-click it and 'Add User or Group'-there you add the
account.

but I don't understand which account to add.

There seems to be several contenders like 'remote interactive login' or
'anonymous login' or even 'authenticated user'

After all, I log in to my server (after being redirected by DeeEnEss) so I
am indentified but not directly by Windows.

Can someone help me out?

Thanks in advance

Dave Neve




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