How To Use PDW to Deploy Using the FTP Web Publishing Method

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• access rights on the server you are trying to post to.
  
  -or-
• the files you are posting are marked as read-only.

Steps to Create a New FTP Virtual Directory and Allow Write Access

1. From the Start menu, open the Internet Service Manager on the server computer. This starts up Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
2. Click Console Root, then click Internet Information Server, then click the name of your Web server machine.
3. Start up Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
4. Right-click on "Default FTP Site," choose "New," and then choose "Virtual Directory" from its context menu.
5. Type in an alias to be used to access the virtual directory (for example, ftpupload).
6. Enter the physical path of the directory to map the virtual drive (for example, c:\inetpub\ftproot).
7. Select the checkbox "Allow write access."
   
   NOTE: Allowing write access to a virtual directory is a SECURITY RISK. Make sure you only allow write access to virtual directories you know are secure.
8. Right-click on Default FTP Site and choose "Stop."
9. Right-click on Default FTP Site and choose "Start."

Giving Access to an Existing FTP Directory

1. From the Start menu, open the Internet Service Manager on the server computer. This starts up Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
2. Click Console Root, then click Internet Information Server, and then click the name of your Web server machine.
3. Right-click on the Default FTP Site node, then choose Properties.
4. Select the Home Directory tab.
5. Check the Write check box.
   
   NOTE: Allowing write access to a virtual directory is a SECURITY RISK. Make sure you only allow write access to virtual directories you know are secure.
6. Right-click on Default FTP Site and choose "Stop."
7. Right-click on Default FTP Site and choose "Start."
   
   IMPORTANT: If you get the FTP authentication dialog box, type in "anonymous" for user name and "Me@somewhere" for the password; this will allow an anonymous login.