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Multiple host names for IIS 6 FTP?

  1. Default Multiple host names for IIS 6 FTP?

    In IIS http you are able to add host headers to let multiple domain names
    share 1 IP address. IIS redirects to the correct virtual directory or site
    based on the incoming requested host name.

    I don't see a similar option for FTP. I'd like to configure the following:

    Host has 1 fixed IP and multiple names pointing to it in DNS.
    FTP://hostname1 goes to a default anonymous ftp site. FTP://hostname1tst goes
    to same server but redirects to a separate anonymous ftp drop site.

    Is this possible?

    Thanks in advance,

    Aaron

  2. Default Re: Multiple host names for IIS 6 FTP?

    "Aaron" <Aaron@discussions.microsoft.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
    news:F17CFEB0-356A-41C9-8AF0-5541323AA037@microsoft.com...
    > In IIS http you are able to add host headers to let multiple domain names
    > share 1 IP address. IIS redirects to the correct virtual directory or site
    > based on the incoming requested host name.
    >
    > I don't see a similar option for FTP. I'd like to configure the following:
    >
    > Host has 1 fixed IP and multiple names pointing to it in DNS.
    > FTP://hostname1 goes to a default anonymous ftp site. FTP://hostname1tst
    > goes
    > to same server but redirects to a separate anonymous ftp drop site.
    >
    > Is this possible?


    no, ftp don't use host header but you can use user isolation, take a look
    here
    http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...4198819d4.mspx


    --
    Christian Paparelli
    http://www.ithost.ch



  3. Default Re: Multiple host names for IIS 6 FTP?

    Thank you Christian. I had read similar articles, but both of my sites are
    anonymous so I fear I'm out of luck. If anyone comes up with an idea I'd
    appreciate hearing it.


    Regards,

    Aaron


    "Christian Paparelli" wrote:
    > "Aaron" <Aaron@discussions.microsoft.com>
    > > In IIS http you are able to add host headers to let multiple domain names
    > > share 1 IP address. IIS redirects to the correct virtual directory or site
    > > based on the incoming requested host name.
    > >
    > > I don't see a similar option for FTP. I'd like to configure the following:
    > >
    > > Host has 1 fixed IP and multiple names pointing to it in DNS.
    > > FTP://hostname1 goes to a default anonymous ftp site. FTP://hostname1tst
    > > goes
    > > to same server but redirects to a separate anonymous ftp drop site.
    > >
    > > Is this possible?

    >
    > no, ftp don't use host header but you can use user isolation, take a look
    > here
    > http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...4198819d4.mspx


  4. Default Re: Multiple host names for IIS 6 FTP?

    "Aaron" <Aaron@discussions.microsoft.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
    news:6BFD17FE-BE44-48EC-8ABB-94FB39023738@microsoft.com...
    > Thank you Christian. I had read similar articles, but both of my sites are
    > anonymous so I fear I'm out of luck. If anyone comes up with an idea I'd
    > appreciate hearing it.


    you can create two ftp site with two different ip address,
    one ftp site lookup to hostname1 and the other point to hostname2 or you can
    use the same ip but you must change operational port (firt ftp site use 21
    tcp port and the other use 2021 tcp port)


    --
    Christian Paparelli
    http://www.ithost.ch



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