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MaxAttach NAS 6000 Administration Guide
Enabling FTP Logging
You can log incoming FTP connections to the FTP log by enabling FTP Logging. By
default, FTP logs are stored by in
Administrators can access these files from their workstation by either accessing an
administrative share-for example,
by creating a new share for this folder.
FTP Anonymous Access
Allowing anonymous access to the FTP server enables users to connect with the user name
anonymous-or ftp, which is a synonym for anonymous. A password is not necessary, but
the user is prompted to supply an e-mail address as the password. By default, anonymous
connections are allowed.
ACCESSING THE FTP SERVER: You cannot access the FTP server from a Microsoft Windows
Powered user account with the name anonymous. The anonymous user name is reserved in the
FTP server for the anonymous logon function. Users logging on to the server with the user name
anonymous receive permissions based on the FTP server configuration for anonymous logons.
After the FTP protocol software is installed on your computer, you must configure the
software to operate. Your FTP server protocol settings will result in one of the following
configurations:
No anonymous FTP connection to the server allowed. In this case, each user must
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provide a valid Windows user name and password. To configure the FTP server
protocol for this setting, clear the Enable anonymous connection check box on the
FTP Protocol Properties page.
Allow both anonymous and Windows users to connect to the FTP server. This
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configuration allows a user to use either an anonymous connection or a Windows user
name and password. To configure the FTP server protocol for this setting, select only
the Enable anonymous connection check box in the FTP Protocol Properties page.
Allow only anonymous FTP connections to the server. In this case, a user cannot
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connect to the FTP server using a Windows user name and password. To configure the
FTP server protocol for this setting, select both the Enable anonymous connections and
the Allow only anonymous access check boxes in the FTP Protocol Properties page.
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