How to set up a file server environment

Actually, you want to build an FTP server with 9 unique users.

1.You can use Windows FTP server components, server-u, etc. to build a server, and it is recommended that you use server-u.

2.Plan the disk space, you have to allocate 9 clients, you can create 9 folders in a certain disk, change the name well, try not to Chinese.

3.Create a domain group-group-user-user in server-u, and then set the corresponding permissions.

My idea is to install a serv software on the server, then create a domain, and then create 9 users and the corresponding folders, usernames, passwords, and permissions in this domain. The operation is very simple, you can search for the serv u tutorial.

For FTP access, we recommend using CUTE-FTP software.

Use the built-in program of Win2003 to complete your requirements.

Purpose: Multi-user FTP usage space limit.

Operation method: 1. Divide a blank NTFS disk partition X larger than 10G, select partition properties, enable disk quota, and make specific settings;

2. Set up the FTP server, turn off anonymous login, set it to integrate Windows authentication, and create a common account for each user. Set the default path of the FTP server to partition X.

Install the FTP component in IIS, use the configuration wizard to use Win2003 as a file server, set the disk quota limit for each FTP user to limit the capacity to 1G, if the LAN environment is complex, you can consider configuring the domain environment, which is convenient for managing the user access rights of the other 9 servers.

As for how to operate, there are many articles of this kind, let's take a look.

A: Win2003 install IIS tutorial.

b: Win2003 to configure FTP and quota.

c: Configure the domain server.

My idea is to divide a partition of the server, stylize 9 1G partitions, each partition is shared, and the sharing permission is set to the username and password you assign to him.

1.Set up a file server for Windows Server 2003;

2.startup disk quotas;

3.Establish an IIS server; Set up FTP server;

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This section describes how to install a file server on Windows Server 2003 as an example

Step 1: Log in to Windows Server 2003 (SP1) as a system administrator, and click the "Management Tools" and "Manage Your Servers" menu items in the Start menu to open the "Manage Your Servers" window. In the Add Roles to Your Server area, click the Add or Remove Roles button to enter the configuration wizard and click Next.

Step 2: After the configuration wizard has finished detecting the network settings, if it is the first time you are using the wizard, you will enter the Configuration Options dialog box. Select the Custom Configuration radio box and click the Next button.

Step 3, Open the Server Role dialog box, select the File Server option in the Server Role list, and click the Next button.

Step 4, select the Set Default Disk Space Quota for new users of this server check box in the File Server Disk Quota dialog box that opens, and enter an appropriate value (such as 500M) in the "Limit disk space to" and "Set warning level to" boxes based on the disk storage space and the user's actual needs. In addition, select the Deny disk space to users who exceed the quota check box to prevent users from writing data to the server after their used disk space reaches the quota. Click the "Next" button.

Step 5: Open the File Server Indexing Service dialog box and select the Yes, Enable Indexing Service radio box to enable indexing services for shared folders. Click the "Next" button.

Step 6: Open the "Select Summary" dialog box, confirm that the settings are accurate, and click the "Next" button.

Step 7, Add Wizard starts to enable the selected service, and the Shared Folder Wizard dialog box automatically opens when it is done. Click the "Next" button.

Step 8, Click the "Browse" button in the opening "Folder Path" dialog box to open the "Browse Folder" dialog box. Locate the folder on your local disk that you want to set as a public resource, and click OK and click the Next button.

Step 9, open the Name, Description, and Settings dialog box, where you can set the share name and the language that describes the shared folder. Click the "Next" button when you're done.

Step 10, check "Admin has full access; Other users have read-only access" radio box, and click the Done button.

Step 11, open the "Share Successful" dialog box, and display the shared folder path, share name, and share path in the "Summary" text box. The share name and share path are used to announce to network users. Just click the "Close" button.