Showing posts with label configuring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label configuring. Show all posts
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Configuring FTP in Isolation Mode in IIS 6
Configuring FTP in Isolation Mode in IIS 6
IIS FTP isolation mode enables you to have a separate directory per FTP user. For example if you had a dozen different users that all need access to your FTP server but you did not want them to see any directories but their own you could setup Isolation Mode. Isolation Mode supports users either on the local computer, or if you are a member of a domain it supports domain users.
We will begin by assuming you have FTP (and IIS) installed. Launch IIS Manager (IIS Manager 6.0 in Windows 2008). NOTE: in Windows 2008 make sure you install the IIS Management Console role so you can manage your FTP sites.
- Delete or disable the default ftp site
- Create a new FTP site with desired values - at the FTP User Isolation screen select Isolate Users or Isolate Users using Active Directory (which ever works better for your situation)
- Specify path for your new FTP site
- Set FTP Site Access Permissions to both Read and Write
Within the root FTP directory you must create either a directory named localuser or <your_domain_name>, depending on which isolation mode you are using. In my case I am NOT using Active Directory so I created the directory localuser.
Within the localuser or <your_domain_name> directory create the desired user directories and assign each user sufficient permissions to their respective directory.
Example - creating directories:
Example - creating directories:
md ftproot
md ftprootlocaluser
md ftprootlocaluserlocaluser1
md ftprootlocaluserlocaluser2
md ftprootlocaluserlocaluser3
Example - setting Create NTFS permissions on each respective directory:
cacls ftprootlocaluserlocaluser1 /E /G localuser1:C
cacls ftprootlocaluserlocaluser2 /E /G localuser2:C
cacls ftprootlocaluserlocaluser3 /E /G localuser3:C
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Monday, October 17, 2016
Configuring Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu 9 04
Configuring Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu 9 04
Important: This post is for people living in India , using Reliance Netconnect and Huawei CDMA modem only.
Now, in this tutorial I have tried explaining how to configure Reliance Netconnect on Ubuntu 9.04(though with slight modifications you should be able to configure Reliance Netconnect on any Linux distro by following these steps).
Installing wvdial
wvdial is dialer that allows you to connect to internet through a modem establishing a point to point link. Now for some strange reason( or perhaps because few people actually use dial up based internet connection) wvdial is not bundled with Ubuntu 9.04.
If you have access to internet, you can install wvdial by issuing this command in the terminal window:
sudo apt-get install wvdialHowever, if you dont have access to internet on the machine you want to configure Reliance Netconnect on, download these packages from machine that has access to internet and install them by issuing the following command.
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or you could download a zip file containing all these packages (has been hosted by some user , so download at your own risk) from this site.
Put all these packages in a folder (or extract the zip file , if you happen to download zip file instead) and issue the following command in that directory to install.
sudo dpkg -i *
Configuring wvdial
Now , we need to configure wvdial to connect to Reliance Netconnect; to do so open gedit or any other editor you like and modify the wvdial.conf file.
sudo gedit /etc/wvdial.confit should have default settings and section, dont modify them and instead add the following section:
[Dialer Defaults]Replace your Phone number with your actual phone number , like 93102xxxx for me and save the configuration file.
Init1 = ATZ
Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 9600
New PPPD = yes
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
ISDN = 0
[Dialer netconnect]
Username = ( Add your Phone Number here)
Password = ( Add your phone number here)
Phone = #777
Stupid Mode = 1
Inherits = Modem0
Now, once you are done configuring wvdial, connect by issuing the following command:
sudo wvdial netconnect and wait for pppd to start, once connection has been successful you should see local ip address , remote IP address and address of DNS servers on the screen. To disconnect , press Ctrl+C in the terminal window where you had connected.
Article Written by : Ambuj Varshney (blogambuj@gmail.com)
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(C) 2009 , Ambuj Varshney
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