How to set up FTP on the local area network, and how to connect the company s intranet to FTP

2. Note that IP port and password are required.

3. The FTP server is connected successfully!

Available for Windows operating system and LiunX operating system; FTP client batch operations are supported.

1. Clarify the FTP service intranet access address port to ensure that the FTP service is normal and can be accessed and connected in the intranet.

2. Install the nat123 client on the intranet server and use it. Sign in with your account. Go to the main panel of Domain Name Resolution List to add a domain name.

<>4. After adding dynamic resolution, check the status of the resolution in the domain name resolution list. The dynamic DNS domain name corresponds to the local public IP address. Dates are sold.

5. Router port mapping, route-mapping, FTP service access port. Because the public IP address is on the router, when accessing the external network, it needs to go through a route, and you need to do a port mapping on the router to open up the access port of the private FTP service. Router Port Mapping Location:

**Rule DMZ Host Enable DMZ and add allow external network access to the private network FTP server. My ftp server intranet which rock sensitive address is.

6. When accessing the Internet, use dynamic domain name. When you access FTP over the Internet, you can use the dynamic DNS domain name to connect to the network.

1. First, let's create a user account for logging in to FTP to operate. Right-click on My Desktop and select "Manage Options", go to the "Manage" interface, and hit the "Local Users and Groups" option. We can see the user options in the list.

2. First open the control panel -- 》Programs and functions -- turn on or off the Windows function to find the Internet information service, check the FTP server and web management tools early, and then click OK. At this point, the system will install IIS Service Manager, and the installation process may take a few minutes.

3. Find and double-click directly through the computer. Create a new account that can log in to the FTP server. You'll need to add a password to the account you just created. If that's okay, set the shared directory in **. Continue to set permissions based on your actual situation.

4. Open the control panel, find the program, click "Turn on or off Windows features" 2 "Turn on or off Windows features", and then enter the server manager interface, because FTP is a part of the IIS service function, so you need to add the IIS service first.

5. Right-click on the computer and select Management, click on Local Users and Group to select users. Right-click to create a new user, fill in the information, and complete the creation. Right-click on the computer to enter the Control Panel options, click the Uninstall Program button, and select the Programs and Functions option.

6. Step 1: Start the IIS and start the FTP service on the IIS of the dust pants. By default, your FTP server is set up and you can log in immediately, but there are no files in the FTP.