FTP in Windows 2003R2 rejects user

[Guest Vectorrx7]

I have posted a question about publishing websites using VS2005 and it is yet

to be responded to, so I decided to try and setup the FTP option. The problem

with FTP is that it sets up without issues but will reject the user due to

bad username or password.

When the user tries to cinnect using FTP, IIS shows that the user is

connected yet the user gets rejected. I have even tried allowing the

anonymous user and the same thing happens.

The windows firewall is not running and the hardware firewall allows FTP

connections to other servers when I change the mapping. Anyone?

[Guest Tony Sperling]

Re: FTP in Windows 2003R2 rejects user

 

In abscence of answers, perhaps we don't recognize the question as being

64bit specific - I don't know what happened, but I do not think it is

possible to just move complete sites over onto a 64bit system, since the

structure of the filesystems are different in order to have 32bit and 64bit

processes execute properly. You can move the data, but I bet you will have

to re-install something from scratch.

 

If you have the time, be patient, someone may turn up here - if not

double-check somewhere like here:

 

microsoft.public.inetserver.iis

 

Good Luck!

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"Vectorrx7" <Vectorrx7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:AFAF74CA-AC79-463B-AF70-EED094CDC318@microsoft.com...

>I have posted a question about publishing websites using VS2005 and it is

>yet

> to be responded to, so I decided to try and setup the FTP option. The

> problem

> with FTP is that it sets up without issues but will reject the user due to

> bad username or password.

> When the user tries to cinnect using FTP, IIS shows that the user is

> connected yet the user gets rejected. I have even tried allowing the

> anonymous user and the same thing happens.

> The windows firewall is not running and the hardware firewall allows FTP

> connections to other servers when I change the mapping. Anyone?

[Guest Vectorrx7]

Re: FTP in Windows 2003R2 rejects user

 

Thankx Tony, I will check that newsgroup now. I have managed to get all the

sites moved over, just cant attach with VS2005 or FTP. Perhaps asking the

question in the right Newsgroup would have been a better idea <smile>

 

"Tony Sperling mail.dk>" wrote:

> In abscence of answers, perhaps we don't recognize the question as being

> 64bit specific - I don't know what happened, but I do not think it is

> possible to just move complete sites over onto a 64bit system, since the

> structure of the filesystems are different in order to have 32bit and 64bit

> processes execute properly. You can move the data, but I bet you will have

> to re-install something from scratch.

>

> If you have the time, be patient, someone may turn up here - if not

> double-check somewhere like here:

>

> microsoft.public.inetserver.iis

>

> Good Luck!

>

>

> Tony. . .

>

>

> "Vectorrx7" <Vectorrx7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:AFAF74CA-AC79-463B-AF70-EED094CDC318@microsoft.com...

> >I have posted a question about publishing websites using VS2005 and it is

> >yet

> > to be responded to, so I decided to try and setup the FTP option. The

> > problem

> > with FTP is that it sets up without issues but will reject the user due to

> > bad username or password.

> > When the user tries to cinnect using FTP, IIS shows that the user is

> > connected yet the user gets rejected. I have even tried allowing the

> > anonymous user and the same thing happens.

> > The windows firewall is not running and the hardware firewall allows FTP

> > connections to other servers when I change the mapping. Anyone?

>

>

>

[Guest Tony Sperling]

Re: FTP in Windows 2003R2 rejects user

 

I think I can safely say, that anything that EXECUTED (and I am talking

about EXE or DLL's!) correctly from the 'Program Files' directory on the

former installation will have to be put in the 'Program Files x86' directory

if moved over onto a 64bit system - and that is no guarantee that it will

work for you, just something for you to look for.

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"Vectorrx7" <Vectorrx7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:98A28BC1-1403-4667-B4A3-8C3017D90E9A@microsoft.com...

> Thankx Tony, I will check that newsgroup now. I have managed to get all

> the

> sites moved over, just cant attach with VS2005 or FTP. Perhaps asking the

> question in the right Newsgroup would have been a better idea <smile>

>

> "Tony Sperling mail.dk>" wrote:

>

>> In abscence of answers, perhaps we don't recognize the question as being

>> 64bit specific - I don't know what happened, but I do not think it is

>> possible to just move complete sites over onto a 64bit system, since the

>> structure of the filesystems are different in order to have 32bit and

>> 64bit

>> processes execute properly. You can move the data, but I bet you will

>> have

>> to re-install something from scratch.

>>

>> If you have the time, be patient, someone may turn up here - if not

>> double-check somewhere like here:

>>

>> microsoft.public.inetserver.iis

>>

>> Good Luck!

>>

>>

>> Tony. . .

>>

>>

>> "Vectorrx7" <Vectorrx7@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:AFAF74CA-AC79-463B-AF70-EED094CDC318@microsoft.com...

>> >I have posted a question about publishing websites using VS2005 and it

>> >is

>> >yet

>> > to be responded to, so I decided to try and setup the FTP option. The

>> > problem

>> > with FTP is that it sets up without issues but will reject the user due

>> > to

>> > bad username or password.

>> > When the user tries to cinnect using FTP, IIS shows that the user is

>> > connected yet the user gets rejected. I have even tried allowing the

>> > anonymous user and the same thing happens.

>> > The windows firewall is not running and the hardware firewall allows

>> > FTP

>> > connections to other servers when I change the mapping. Anyone?

>>

>>

>>