IIS7 / FTP 7.5 - how to browse virtual folders outside FTP root directory
I wish to share disk C, D and E using FTP to anyone with the proper user and password.
So I have created new FTP site on C:\inetpub\ftproot in IIS and added virtual folders to it. But this folders are not browsable, even though I have ticked:
[7] Virtual directories
[7] Available bytes
[7] Four-digit years
I can access them though by typing the full path, FTP://xxx/e
What else must I do so that when I type FTP://xxx it would display the folders C, D, E
December 1st, 2010 11:20am
Configure the IIS shared configuration on all cluster nodes
On one of the cluster nodes, export the shared configuration to the file share:
Navigate to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
In the left pane, click the server name node. Double-click the Shared Configuration icon. On the Shared Configuration page, click Export Configuration in the Actions pane (the right pane) to export the configuration files from the local computer to another location.
In the Export Configuration dialog box, type the path of the file share (\\<var><fileservernae></var>\<var><sharename></var>) in the
Physical path box. Click Connect As, and then type the user name and the password for the user account that has access to the share in which the shared configuration is stored, and then click
OK. This account will be used to access the share. You should use a restricted Active Directory account that is not the domain administrator.
In the Export Configuration dialog box, type a password that will be used to protect the encryption keys, and then click
OK. On the Shared Configuration page, click to select the
Enable shared configuration check box. Type the physical path, the user account, and the password that you entered previously, and then click
Apply in the Actions pane. In the Encryption Keys Password dialog box, type the encryption key password that you set earlier, and then click
OK. In the Shared Configuration dialog box, click OK. Click OK. On each of the other cluster nodes, use the shared configuration that you just exported to the file share:
Navigate to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
Click the server name node. Double-click the Shared Configuration icon. On the Shared Configuration page, click to select the
Enable shared configuration check box. Type the physical path of the file share (\\<fileservername>\<sharename>), the user account, and the password that you entered previously, and then click
Apply in the Actions pane. In the Encryption Keys Password dialog box, type the encryption key password that you set earlier, and then click
OK. In the Shared Configuration dialog box, click OK. Click OK.
Note For more information about how to set up shared configurations in IIS, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/264/shared-configuration
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August 23rd, 2011 5:50pm