Modify FTP Server Port Bindings [Windows Server 2008 R2] by Nicholas Lee Fagan

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Demonstration on how to modify the port bindings of your FTP server via the applicationHost.config file located in C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config. You can quickly find the correct section to modify by searching for "site name". Once you located the section for your FTP server you modify the binding information. By default you will see the value 21 for port 21. Modify that value to the port you'd like your FTP server to bind to & save the configuration file. . .
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Tags:
Port (Protocol)
Server
File Transfer Protocol (Internet Protocol)
FTP
FTPd
FTP Server
Microsoft Windows (Operating System)
Windows Server 2008 R2 (Operating System)
Windows Server 2008 (Operating System)
Port binding
FTP Port
Port 21
Microsoft server
Microsoft Servers (Consumer Product)
IIS
applicationHost.config
Enterprise
Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Edition