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I run WWW off multiple IP's, but I don't think the FTP part would be any =
different for you and for me (I may be wrong, of course). =20
I have a single FTP site using the IP address of the Default Web Site =
(my ISP's website). In IIS, this FTP site is mapped to a specific =
directory on the web server. =20
Whenever I set up an FTP account for a customer, I create a new virtual =
directory under the single FTP site in IIS. I map this virtual =
directory to the folder that stores that customer's webfiles. =20
I then set up a Windows NT user for the customer and allow that user to =
write to the folder containing the webfiles. All the customer has to do =
is FTP to the hostname ftp.isp'sdomain.net (if using CuteFTP, for =
example) with his username and password. He is taken automatically to =
his folder and can update his website. =20
The same procedure works for customers with their own domains =
(www.customer'sdomain.com) and for customers with subdomains off the =
ISP's domain (www.isp'sdomain.net/customersite) -- the single FTP site =
which uses the same IP address as the Default Website allows both types =
of customers to FTP successfully.=20
Regards,
Adam
-----Original Message-----
From: Terry Bomersbach <terryb@the-cia.net>
To: ntisp@iea-software.com <ntisp@iea-software.com>
Date: Thursday, March 18, 1999 8:35 PM
Subject: [NTISP] IIS 4.0 FTP hosting on a single IP
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Does anyone have any advice here, or am I out of luck. We are =
running WWW off of one ISP, what we need is FTP for each of these =
domains to update their web pages. What are others doing?
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