FTP User Isolation [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan

Channel:
United States Remote IT Support
Subscribers:
6,530
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDyjKug8fPM


Duration: 0:52
3,812 views
0

Windows Server 2019 Standard - (16 Core) - https://amzn.to/2uNo5DR

In this video I demonstrate how to use FTP User Isolation to isolate FTP users to their user directory, and deny them access to the root directory or any other user's folder. In the video I select the option to isolate users using the 'user name physical directory (enable global directories). This will create a folder for each local/domain user in the root directory of your FTP server. Users will be isolated to the specific folder created for them. With this option you can also create global directory. Any global directories you create will apply to all users. . .
=== Remote IT Support ===
https://linktr.ee/remotetechsupport

=== Music ===
https://linktr.ee/nichproductions

=== Beautiful World ===
https://linktr.ee/beautifulworldtravel



Other Videos By Remote IT Support


2014-06-09Creating a vServer in OnCommand System Manager by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-06-09Deleting a vServer (SVM) in OnCommand System Manager by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-06-02[OnCommand System Manager] Deleting an Aggregate by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-06-02[OnCommand System Manager] Creating an Aggregate by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Display Command History [Data OnTap 8.2.1 Cluster-mode by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Dashboard Performance Stats [Data OnTap 8.2.1 Cluster-mode] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Cluster Statistics [Data OnTap 8.2.1 Cluster-mode] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Show Listening Network Connections [Data OnTap 8.2.1 Cluster-mode] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Show Active Connections in the Cluster [Data OnTap 8.2.1 Cluster-mode] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2014-05-31Showing Aggregate Info in Data OnTap 8 2 1 Cluster-mode by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-27FTP User Isolation [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-27Modify FTP Server Port Bindings [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-27How to Retrieve the Hash of your SSL Certificate [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-26Advanced FTP SSL Policy Settings [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-26How to Modify the Physical Path of your FTP Server [Windows Server 2008 R2]
2013-11-26How to Block a Client From Utilizing DHCP Services [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-24Robocopy Command in MS-DOS by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-24Erase one or more files with the Erase command in MS-DOS by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-24Copying a file with the XCOPY Command in MS-DOS by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-24Delete a File using the DEL Command in MS-DOS by Nicholas Lee Fagan
2013-11-24Copy Command in MS-DOS by Nicholas Lee Fagan


Tags:
Windows Server 2008 R2 (Operating System)
File Transfer Protocol (Internet Protocol)
Computer
Tutorial
Microsoft Windows (Operating System)
FTP User Isolation
Windows Server 2008 (Operating System)
Server Administration
System Administrator (Job Title)
User Isolation
FTP root access
FTP Access
Microsoft
Windows
Server
2008
R2
FTP User
Configuration
Training
Help
Basic
Software