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>We have just setup a new SBS 2003 DELL server and the printer requires a
>FTP site to send the scanned files to, we have loaded the FTP component
>and all looks ok, we can log on and see all the files and folders but no
>way can we get any client to write to the folder, we have even set
>everyone all permissions, still no good, except if we start cmd at the
>server and them ftp 192.168.16.2, then login and mkdir it works,

>what am i doing wrong ?

>>We have just setup a new SBS 2003 DELL server and the printer requires a
>>FTP site to send the scanned files to, we have loaded the FTP component
>>and all looks ok, we can log on and see all the files and folders but no
>>way can we get any client to write to the folder, we have even set
>>everyone all permissions, still no good, except if we start cmd at the
>>server and them ftp 192.168.16.2, then login and mkdir it works,

>>what am i doing wrong ?

> The ISA rules default FTP to read only for all FTP servers. Locate the ISA
> rule that governs access to the server itself for FTP, and right-click
> "Configure FTP" on the Rule. Remove the Read Only tick, and OK. Then hit
> the big Apply.

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> Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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