Setting up FTP

I using Server 2003 with IIS 6. I am trying to set up two FTP accounts. Under FTP Sites in IIS 6 I have run the FTP setup wizard and created two sites. FTP1 and FTP2. I then ftp into mysite.com with a username of ftp1, I am able to see only my directory and everything works fine. I then ftp into mysite.com with a username of ftp2 and corresponding password. I log in but I don't see the directory for ftp2, I only see the directory for ftp1. How can I change it so the corresponding directory for each? I have tried both the isolation method and non isolation method. Due to my directory structure I would prefer to use the non isolation method.

Thanks

Bernard
Wed Jun 16 01:06:42 CDT 2004

This is what user isolation offer, if you don't need it. just configure
normal ftp server. Next, what you can do is configure virtual directory,
then link to the path. with proper permissions, users able to CD to the
virtual directory and access the path.

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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
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"Jason" <Jason@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I using Server 2003 with IIS 6. I am trying to set up two FTP accounts.
Under FTP Sites in IIS 6 I have run the FTP setup wizard and created two
sites. FTP1 and FTP2. I then ftp into mysite.com with a username of ftp1, I
am able to see only my directory and everything works fine. I then ftp into
mysite.com with a username of ftp2 and corresponding password. I log in but
I don't see the directory for ftp2, I only see the directory for ftp1. How
can I change it so the corresponding directory for each? I have tried both
the isolation method and non isolation method. Due to my directory structure
I would prefer to use the non isolation method.
>
> Thanks