
The structure illustrated above contains two subdirectories, "localuser" and my domain "simongibson" which contain home directories for each user. In order to use FTP in "Isolation" mode, we need to construct the FTP Root so that users are "Dropped" into their correct home directory. Click “Finish” once the installation is complete.įigure 3 - Setting up your FTP Root Directory You will be asked to insert your Windows Server 2003 disk.

On the next screen (Fig 2 above) we highlight “File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Service”.Ĭlick “OK” to close each window and “Next” to install the newly-selected components. Highlight the “Internet Information Services (IIS)” option and press “Details” (as shown in Fig 1 above).įigure 2 - The Internet Information Services (IIS) Screen The screen below will be displayed (Fig 1). In the “Windows Components Wizard”, highlight the “Application Server” and press the “Details” button.

If using the "Classic" style Start menu: Click on “Start”, “Settings”, “Control Panel”, “Add or Remove Programs” and select the “Add/Remove Windows Components” tab on the left-hand side. If using the new style Start menu: Click on “Start”, “Control Panel”, “Add or Remove Programs” and select the “Add/Remove Windows Components” tab on the left-hand side. Installing IIS6 FTP on Windows Server 2003:
