1. © N. Ganesan, Ph.D., All rights reserved. FTP and Telnet Services Professor N. Ganesn, Ph.D.

2. Reference Tulloch Mitch, Creating and Configuring FTP Sites in Windows 2003, www.windowsnetworking.comwww.windowsnetworking.com

3. FTP Defined File Transfer Protocol Used normally to create and update websites and used for general file transfer Transfers ASCII and binary files

4. FTP Client Software WS_FTP (http://www.ipswitch.com )http://www.ipswitch.com CuteFTP (http://www.cuteftp.com )http://www.cuteftp.com FTP Explorer (http://www.winsite.com )http://www.winsite.com Fetch (Mac) Anonymous FTP

5. Other FTP Download Options Web browsers: –Microsoft and Netscape browsers, include basic FTP client capacity Command-driven: –UNIX and Windows come with a command level FTP client program

6. A Note on Binary File Transfer Transfers files in binary format Capable of sending any file not just text (graphic files, audio files, video files, programs and any other kind of file other than plain text) Levine Young, Margaret. The Complete Reference: Internet Millennium Edition. Worldwide Books

7. Practical Objective Creating an managing an FTP Site Accessing an FTP site Some FTP commands

8. Creating and Managing and FTP Site Creating and FTP site Controlling Access to an FTP Site Configuring FTP Site Logging Stopping and starting FTP sites Implementing FTP user isolation Reference

9. Installing FTP Services

10. Reference

11. FTP as Part of IIS

12. Selecting the FTP Service

13. FTP Installed with Default Site

14. Creating an FTP Site Using the Wizard

15. Start Creation of New Site

16. Wizard Starts

17. FTP Site Name

18. Specify IP Address and Port Num

19. Access Restriction to Home Directory

20. Specifying Home Directory

21. Specifying Site Access Permissions

22. Newly Created Site

23. Accessing the Newly Created Site

24. Checking Site Sessions

25. FTP Site Creation Using Command Line Processing

26. FTP Site Creation Using a Command

27. Web Site Created Using Command Line Processing

28. Controlling FTP Sites

29. Access Language (Unix or MS- DOS)

30. User Isolation

31. Access with User Isolation

32. Access Limited to User’s Home Directory

33. User Isolation Using Active Directory

34. Active Directory Based User Isolation

35. Setting FTP Site Properties

39. Demonstration FTP site configuration and management

40. FTP Access Demonstration

41. FTP Access Demo Links FTP download overview Command line FTP processing Browser FTP download GUI FTP download

42. Some FTP Commands

43. ftp [sitename] –ftp starts the program and connects to the specified site cd [directory] –cd stands for change directory. This command will change to the specified directory pwd –Print working directory(tells the user which directory he/she is in)

44. FTP Commands Continued dir [filespec] –List details about the file specification

45. FTP Commands Continued prompt Turns off confirming uploads/downloadsprompt bin Change the transfer of files to binary modebin hash Turn on hash indicators for download/uploadhash

46. FTP Commands Continued get [filename] Allows to download the specified filenameget [filename] mget [filespec] Allows multiple download of specified fielsmget [filespec] put [filename] Allows for upload of specified filenameput [filename]

47. Additional References http://www.schoolpositions.com/savvy/ftp tut.htmlhttp://www.schoolpositions.com/savvy/ftp tut.html

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