Restrict users to the following directory: User name physical directory enable global virtual directories. Select this option to specify that you want to isolate FTP user sessions to the physical directory with the same name of the FTP user account. To create home directories for each user, you first must create a physical directory under your FTP server's root folder that is named after your domain or named LocalUser for local user accounts.
Next, create a physical directory for each user account that accesses your FTP site. Global virtual directories are enabled. All virtual directories that are configured at the root-level of your FTP site can be accessed by all FTP users, if those users have sufficient permissions.
When global virtual directories are enabled, all FTP users can potentially access the content of other FTP users, if those users have sufficient permissions. Select this option to specify that you want to isolate FTP user sessions to the home directory that is configured in the Active Directory account settings for each FTP user.
If the FTP service can successfully access the path, the user is positioned within their home directory, which represents their FTP root location. This mode requires an Active Directory server that runs using the Windows Server operating system or a later operating system. A Windows Active Directory can also be used but requires manual extension of the User Object schema.
This option is an advanced feature that can be selected only by modifying the FTP configuration settings in your ApplicationHost. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. You can return to the command prompt by typing the quit command. For more information, see the ftp commands.
To log on to the ftp server named ftp. Additional FTP guidance. IP version 6. IPv6 applications. Skip to main content.
This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Apart from manually mapping network drives, you can also open an FTP site directly in the File Explorer itself. This is particularly helpful if you want to quickly browse an FTP site in File Explorer without first adding it as a network drive. First, open the File Explorer application.
You can also click on the File Explorer icon on the taskbar. After opening the File Explorer, click on the address bar.
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