Hey Albert,

You would do something like ftp://192.168.0.16/NewSite if you added it as a virtual directory. Do you have to login as anonymous? If not create a virtual directory and a user with the exact same name as the virtual directory. Then if you logon to the FTP site with that username you will be automatically directed to the virtual directory with the corresponding name.

Aloha,

James

>Hi Y'all,
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>I have tried to do this by adding a virtual directory below the default ftp site (I wanted to do this because the server has ftp running on it for some backup stuff and now we have a new photocopier that allows users to dump scanned documents into a directory to pick up and use - and I don't want the two sites to be able to see each other).
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>Anyhow, I rightclicked on Default FTP site and chose "virtual directory" and the wizard that starts asks me to give the site a name and point to the directory for it. All well and good. And then I restart IIS services (just to be sure) but then I cannot figure out how to address this new site.
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>For example, my server is 192.168.0.16 and so if I want to use an ftp client to get access to the default site, I just put that in. But how do I address my new site (let's say I call it "NewSite" and it points to C:\NewSite). Do I put in:
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>NewSite.192.168.0.16
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>This did not work. Do I have to set up some sort of name resolution for "NewSite"?
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>Thanks,
>Albert