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IIS FTP not working with non-default ports
16 years 2 months ago #27296
by KiLLaBeE
I'll keep this in mind , because so far, I don't see an IIS FTP option that allows you to use secure FTP (i could be overlooking it or missing something, though)
Replied by KiLLaBeE on topic Re: IIS FTP not working with non-default ports
PS: Besides FileZilla Server and IIS, what other FTP server software is used in businesses?
Almost forgot that question, I personally use zFTP server www.zftpserver.com Supports both secure and usual FTP. Free and has a remote GUI.
I'll keep this in mind , because so far, I don't see an IIS FTP option that allows you to use secure FTP (i could be overlooking it or missing something, though)
16 years 2 weeks ago #28025
by Neola00
Replied by Neola00 on topic To save others from beating their heads against the wall too
Not all IIS7 FTP changes take place, even if the FTP service is restarted from the admin control panel.
For example setting the Firewall Data Port Range and possibly the External Firewall IP Address requires that the "Microsoft FTP Service" service be restarted before it will take effect. I spent ridiculous amounts of time trying to figure this out among other things.
I used Core FTP as the client:
Username format FTPSiteHostname|Username
For example: ftp.somedomain.com|someuser
Check PASV
Connection: AUTH TLS
Check SSL Listings
Check SSL Transfer
Check Windows SSL
The username syntax is *VERY* important, don't forget it!
For example setting the Firewall Data Port Range and possibly the External Firewall IP Address requires that the "Microsoft FTP Service" service be restarted before it will take effect. I spent ridiculous amounts of time trying to figure this out among other things.
I used Core FTP as the client:
Username format FTPSiteHostname|Username
For example: ftp.somedomain.com|someuser
Check PASV
Connection: AUTH TLS
Check SSL Listings
Check SSL Transfer
Check Windows SSL
The username syntax is *VERY* important, don't forget it!
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