Configure FTP Server in Windows Server 2012
Configure FTP Server in Windows Server 2012
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a very popular protocol that allows users
to upload and download files easily.
Even FTP consider a quite legacy data transfer technology, but it still
usable and easy to use by some of Server Administrator.
You can configure FTP server in Windows Server 2012 by installing FTP
server role.
I will show you a very simple step how to install and configure FTP server
role in Windows Server 2012 R2.
3 – Now lets switch to Member Server, and create a folder for your FTP
access then right click the FTP folder and click Security.
5 – On the Permission Entry for FTP folder, click Select a principal link,
then under Enter the object name to select, type FTP_Users and click
OK…
1 – Still in the member server, open Server Manager, click Add roles &
features and proceed to server roles and browse for FTP Server (click
FTP Service and FTP Extensibility), then click Next…
5 – Once server restarted, open Server Manager, click Tools and click
Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager…
6 – On the IIS console, right click Sites and click Add FTP Site…
7 – On the Add FTP Site interface, in the FTP Site name:, enter your own
FTP site name, then in Physical path, browse to FTP folder that you
created in the previous step…
8 – Under Add FTP Site interface, verify that the IP Address assigned to
All Unassigned with Port 21…
** click No SSL (I’m not going to secure this FTP site with web
certificates)… and click Next…
13 – Now, lets switch to client PC (in this demo i use Windows 8.1)…
16 – On the Log On As box, under user name, fill in with any of your
FTP_Users, then fill in the password and click Log On…
17 – Once you successfully log in to FTP Server, you can try create any
folder…
18 – Lastly, switch back to FTP server and confirm that the folder you
created is listed in the FTP server…