You may be presented with a window alert telling you that this change will not take effect until you have restarted the service. Guest (can only see one folder and only read)ġ) Your computer that is running the FTP server has a user and password as the sole user and is an admin: nick / qwe123Ģ) Your remote network location also has the same user and password setup and that user has full access rights to your files.ġ) Install Filezilla (you can select any admin password you want for the interface – I also assume your port forwarding is done and people can connect to your server)ģ) type without the quotes “services.msc”Ĥ) find the service “FileZilla Server FTP server”ĥ) right-click on it and select Propertiesħ) Select the radial button “This account”ĩ) In the “Enter object name to select” text box, type without quotes “nick”ġ0) Hit the “Check Names” button and you should be presented with a logon name that has the form “ \nick”ġ2) fill in the password field with nick’s password “qwe123”ġ3) Click “OK”.
So all are accessible by these long addresses:įriend (can see some directories, can only read files, but full access to “Public”) I will be using fake directories just to make them generally used.Īssume a network location \\storage which has the following directories: Photos, Music, Public, Private, Software I do not know if everyone will have the same experience as me, but I thought I’d offer up a complete walkthrough of how I set up my folders inside Filezilla Server on Windows when these folders are not on that Windows machine, but still reachable through a network and addressible with UNC paths.
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