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How to create a global admin ftp account for all domains ??

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Is there a way to create one ftp account user that can access at vhost root directory (C:\Inetpub\vhosts) ?

I tried this:
1)
added manually a new user on the server,

2)
associated the new user in the groups:
"Administrators" - "MSFTP__xxxx" - "psacln" (what is this group?)

3)
Set the home directory of the user in: "C:\inetpub\vhosts\"

Trying to access using an ftp client, i received the following error:

Risposta: 530 User ftpadmin cannot log in, home directory unaccessible.

Somebody could help me to solve my issue ?

Thanks
 
I think you may need to add the user to NTFS permissions on the folder, and may have to propogate down the tree.

We use FTP with AD integration in a few other servers and we run
iisftp.vbs /SetADProp <username> FTPRoot <vhost root>
iisftp.vbs /SetADProp <username> FTPDir \<username>

And then set permissions on the folder and it works - now the /GetADProp & /SetADProp wont work for you becuase your not using AD user account isolation, but hopefully it helps some what :)
 
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