How to Setup an FTP Server in Windows using IISEarlier, I had written a post on how to turn your computer into a Windows file sharing server using a couple of different programs. If you’re looking for a quick way to share the files on your local computer with friends or family, this is an easy way to do so. However, if you’re looking to setup your own FTP server in Windows using IIS, you can do so, but it requires more technical knowledge. Of course, it also gives your more granular control over sharing and security, so it’s better for anyone who has a little computer know- how. Plus, IIS is all about running websites, so if you want to run a couple of websites along with an FTP server, then IIS is the best choice. It’s also worth noting that different versions of IIS come with each flavor of Windows and they all have slightly different feature sets. IIS 5. 0 came with Windows 2. Windows XP Professional. IIS 6 was for Windows Server 2. Windows XP Professional 6. IIS 7 was a complete rewrite of IIS and was included with Windows Server 2. Windows Vista. IIS 7. Windows 7, IIS 8 released with Windows 8 and IIS 8. Windows 8. 1. It’s best to use IIS 7. The first thing you’ll need to setup your own FTP server in Windows is to make sure you have Internet Information Services (IIS) installed. Remember, IIS only comes with Pro, Professional, Ultimate or Enterprise versions of Windows. In Windows Vista and earlier, click on Start, Control Panel and go to Add/Remove Programs. Then click on Add/Remove Windows Components. For Windows 7 and higher, click on Programs and Features from Control Panel and then click on Turn Windows features on or off. How to Upgrade Active Directory to Windows Server 2012; How to Install SharePoint 2013 with SQL Server 2014; How to Install and Configure Exchange 2013 Edge Server. Step by step guide on installing and configuring remote desktop services on server 2012. This covers installing the licenses and deploying applications from a website. Update: We recently launched a service that significantly helps you understand, troubleshoot, and improve IIS and ASP.NET web applications. If you regularly. In IIS 7 when you try to open a website hosted you see the error message HTTP Error 403.14 - Forbidden.The Web server is configured to not list the contents of this. HTTP Compression <httpCompression> Overview; Compatibility; Setup; How To; Configuration; Sample Code; Overview. The <httpCompression> element specifies the HTTP. In the components wizard, scroll down until you see IIS in the list and check it off. Before you click Next though, make sure you click on Details and then check File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Service. For Windows 7 and up, go ahead and click on the box next to Internet Information Services and FTP Server. You also need to make sure you check the Web Management Tools box otherwise you won’t be able to manage IIS from Administrative Tools later on. For FTP, you need to check the FTP Service box otherwise you won’t have the option to create an FTP server. Click OK and then click Next. Windows will go ahead and install the necessary IIS files along with the FTP service. You may be asked to insert your Windows XP or Windows Vista disc at this point. You shouldn’t need a disc for Windows 7 or higher. Setup and configure IIS for FTPOnce IIS has been installed, you may have to restart your computer. Now we want to go ahead and open the IIS configuration panel to set up the FTP server. So go to Start, then Control Panel and click on Administrative Tools. You should now see an icon for Internet Information Services. When you open IIS in Vista or earlier for the first time, you’ll only see your computer name in the left hand menu. Go ahead and click the + symbol next to the computer name and you’ll see a couple of options like Web Sites, FTP Sites, etc. We’re interested in FTP Sites, so expand that out also. You should see Default FTP Site, click on it. You’ll notice after you click on the default FTP site that there are a couple of buttons at the top that look like VCR buttons: Play, Stop, and Pause. If the Play button is greyed out, that means the FTP server is active. Your FTP server is now up and running! You can actually connect to it via your FTP client software. I use Smart. FTP, but you can use whatever you like best. For Windows 7 and higher, you’ll see a different look to IIS. Firstly, there is no play button or anything like that. Also, you’ll see a bunch of configuration options right on the home screen for authentication, SSL settings, directory browsing, etc. To start the FTP server here, you have to right- click on Sites and then choose Add FTP Site. This opens the FTP wizard where you start by giving your FTP site a name and choosing the physical location for the files. Next, you have to configure the bindings and SSL. Bindings are basically what IP addresses you want the FTP site to use. You can leave it at All Unassigned if you don’t plan on running any other website. Keep the Start FTP site automatically box checked and choose No SSL unless you understand certificates. Lastly, you have to setup authentication and authorization. You have to choose whether you want Anonymous or Basic authentication or both. For authorization, you choose from All Users, Anonymous users or specific users. You can actually access the FTP server locally by opening Explorer and typing in ftp: //localhost. If all worked well, you should see the folder load with no errors. If you have an FTP program, you can do the same thing. Open the FTP client software and type in localhost as the host name and choose Anonymous for the login. Connect and you should now see the folder. Ok, so now we got the site up and running! Now where do you drop the data you want to share? In IIS, the default FTP site is actually located in C: \Inetpub\ftproot. You can dump data in there, but what if you already have data located somewhere else and don’t want to move it to inetpub? In Windows 7 and higher, you can pick any location you want via the wizard, but it’s still only one folder. If you want to add more folders to the FTP site, you have to add virtual directories. For now, just open the ftproot directory and dump some files into it. Now refresh your FTP client and you should now see your files listed! So you now have an up and running FTP server on your local computer. So how would you connect from another computer on the local network? In order to do this, you’ll have to open up the Windows Firewall to allow FTP connections to your computer; otherwise all external computers will be blocked. You can do this by going to Start, Control Panel, clicking on Windows Firewall and then clicking on the Advanced Tab. Under the Network Connection Settings section, make sure all of the connections are checked in the left list and then click on the Settings button. You’ll now be able to open certain ports on your computer based on the service your computer is providing. Since we are hosting our own FTP server, we want to check off FTP Server. A little popup window will appear with some settings that you can change, just leave it as it is and click OK. Click OK again at the main Windows Firewall window. In Windows 7 and higher, the process is different for opening the firewall port. Open Windows Firewall from the Control Panel and then click on Advanced Settings on the left hand side. Then click on Inbound Rules and scroll down till you see FTP Server (FTP Traffic- In), right click on it and choose Enable Rule. Then click on Outbound Rules and do the same thing for FTP Server (FTP Traffic- Out). You have now opened up the firewall for FTP connections. Now try to connect to your FTP site from a different computer on your network. You’ll need to get the IP address of the computer first before you can connect into it from a different computer. Go to Start, click Run and type in CMD. Type IPCONFIG and jot down the number for IP Address: In your FTP client on the other computer, type in the IP Address you just wrote down and connect anonymously. You should now be able to see all of your files just like you did on the FTP client that was on the local computer. Again, you can also go to Explorer and just type in FTP: \\ipaddress to connect. Now that the FTP site is working, you can add as many folders as you like for FTP purposes. In this way, when a user connects, they specify a path that will connect to one specific folder. Back in IIS, right click on Default FTP Site and choose New, and then Virtual Directory. In Windows 7, you right- click on the site name and choose Add Virtual Directory. When you create a virtual directory in IIS, you’re basically going to create an alias that points to a folder on the local hard drive. So in the wizard, the first thing you’ll be asked is for a alias name. Make is something simple and useful like “Word. Docs” or “Free. Movies”, etc. Click Next and now browse to the path where you want the alias to refer to. So if you have a bunch of movies you want to share, browse to that folder. Click Next and choose whether you want it as Read access only or Read and Write access. If you simply want to share files, check Read. If you want people to be able to upload files to your computer, choose Read and Write. Click Next and then click Finish! Now you’ll see your new virtual directory below the default FTP site. In Windows 7 and up, the process is reduced to one dialog shown below: You can connect to you using your FTP client by putting in the Path field “/Test” or “/Name. Of. Folder”. In Explorer, you would just type in ftp: //ipaddress/aliasname. Now you’ll only see the files that are in the folder that we created the alias for. That’s about it! You can create as many folders as you like! The only thing other thing that you would need to do is to give out your public IP address to anyone who is connecting from outside of your internal network. If you want users to connect from anywhere in the world, you’ll have to give them your public IP address, which you can find out by going to http: //whatismyipaddress. Finally, you’ll need to forward the FTP port on your router to your local computer that is hosting the FTP server. Port Forward is a great site to show you how to forward ports on your router to computers on your home network. You should also read my other posts on port forwarding and dynamic DNS: What is Port Forwarding? Setup Dynamic DNS for Remote Access. This is definitely a lot of info with a bunch of steps; if you have any questions about all of this, post a comment! Configuring SSL/TLS . But honestly, don't you always hesitate for a second before you enter your credit card number and personal information? So what's behind that HTTP Secure (HTTPS) Internet connection between your browser and the online site's server? Most likely, the online site is using either the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol or Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. SSL was initially developed by Netscape and in 1. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Request for Comments (RFC) 2. Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. Today, SSL/TLS protocol support comes bundled with many Web servers, such as Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). Let's look at some of the hidden traps you might encounter when you configure SSL/TLS for secure Web communications. How It Works. SSL sits between the application and transport layers of the TCP/IP networking stack and provides security services to a wide range of application- level protocols, such as HTTP for secure Web communications, SMTP for secure mail transfer operations, and Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) for secure news operations. SSL/TLS can provide the following security services: Data confidentiality and integrity services—SSL provides channel encryption services (also known as secure channel services) that secure traffic exchanged between an SSL- enabled client and server. Server authentication—SSL- enabled applications use an X. Client authentication—SSL uses an X. Client authentication is an optional SSL service and isn't used often because it requires a user to obtain a client certificate. SSL and TLS are based on symmetric and asymmetric cryptographic protocols (also known as public key cryptography) and X. From an operations viewpoint, SSL/TLS is a client- server handshake protocol. You can set up an SSL/TLS connection between a browser and a Web server by following these steps: A client browser connects to a Web server by using a secure URL (i. The Web server sends a server certificate (containing the Web server's public key) to the browser for server authentication. The browser logic checks the server name in the certificate against the name that was provided in the URL. The browser and Web server negotiate the cryptographic ciphers to be used for authentication, integrity, and confidentiality protection during the SSL/TLS exchange. The cryptographic mechanisms that establish these keys are based on a cryptographic key agreement protocol, such as the RSA cipher or the Diffie- Hellman protocol. The browser and Web server exchange HTTPS data by using the previously established keys (i. Setting up SSL/TLS on an IIS 6. Web server typically includes the following steps: Generating a server certificate request file. Generating a server certificate. Configuring SSL on a Web server. Ensuring that SSL clients trust the CA certificate. Before you begin setting up SSL/TLS, you might want to familiarize yourself with the process of requesting and generating an SSL/TLS server certificate for your IIS Web server. You can issue a test certificate from your internal Windows Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) or request a test certificate from a commercial certificate provider such as Veri. Sign. This wizard guides you through the certificate request file- generation process. Start the wizard from the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) IIS Internet Services Manager (ISM) snap- in by right- clicking the Web site on which you want to set up SSL/TLS. Select Properties and the Directory Security tab, then click Server Certificate, as Figure 1 shows. Using the online or offline option. Figure 2 shows that two options are available on the wizard's Delayed or Immediate Request window that you can use to generate a server certificate request file offline or online: Prepare the request now, but send it later or Send the request immediately to an online certification authority, respectively. Use the offline option if you want to request an SSL/TLS server certificate from a commercial certification authority (CA—e. Veri. Sign or Thawte) or from a non- Active Directory (AD) integrated internal CA (this Windows CA type is also known as a standalone CA). An offline certificate request is not automated, which means you must save the request to a file (by default, this file is named certreq. CA, then install the resulting certificate on your Web server. Use the online option if you want to send the request immediately to an online CA. After you select the online option, the wizard generates and sends the certificate request file and automatically installs the certificate. This option works only if you have an operational Windows enterprise CA in your IIS environment. A Windows enterprise CA is an AD- integrated CA published in AD. Entering certificate- related information. In the IIS Certificate Wizard, you must enter the following certificate- related information: Name and security settings—name of the certificate and encryption key length. Organization information—AD organization name and organizational unit (OU) that will appear in the certificate. Your site's Common Name—the Common Name that will appear in the certificate (this term is explained below). Geographical information—the country code, state or province, and city or locality information that will appear in the certificate. Specifying the Common Name. A certificate's Common Name is the X. SSL/TLS server certificate and links the requested certificate to your organization. The Common Name in the server certificate must match the name a browser uses to securely connect to a Web site. If it doesn't, the browser generates an SSL error message. You can use wildcards in the certificate's Common Name, which lets you reuse the SSL/TLS certificate for different physical Web sites: for example, w*. Using a Common Name with wildcards is an interesting option for Web farms in which the only differences between farm members are the machines. However, you should never use wildcards in your organization's domain name because this would compromise SSL/TLS server authentication. For more information about how Microsoft uses wildcards, see the article . Generating an SSL Server Certificate. After you've generated an SSL/TLS server certificate request file by using the offline certificate request option in the IIS Certificate Wizard, you can use the server certificate request file to request a Web server certificate from an internal Windows CA (i. Windows 2. 00. 0 or Windows Server 2. CA) or an external commercial CA. If you use an internal Windows CA, the easiest way to submit your SSL server certificate request file is to use the CA's Web interface. To do so, connect to the CA's Web site from your browser by using the http: //servername/certsrv URL. On the CA's Web site, select the following: On the CA's Welcome page, select Request a certificate. On the resulting certificate request page, select Submit an advanced certificate request. On the resulting page, select Submit a certificate request by using a base. CMC or PKCS#1. 0 file or Submit a renewal request by using a base. PKCS#7 file. On the resulting page, paste the base. Saved Request field by selecting and pasting the text that starts with—BEGIN NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST—and ends with—END NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST—from the SSL/TLS server certificate request file. You can also use the Browse for a file function on the Submit a Certificate Request page or the Renewal Request page to search for a certificate request and insert the certificate request content. To manually submit your SSL/TLS server certificate request file to a commercial CA, you must follow the enrollment instructions the CA provides. Most CAs publish their enrollment instructions on their Web site. Enrollment instructions vary among commercial CAs and for different SSL server certificate types. Another way to obtain an SSL server certificate is to use the Self. SSL Internet Information Server Resource Kit command- line tool, which generates self- signed certificates so that you don't need a CA or PKI to generate a certificate. Also, Self. SSL doesn't require the Web server to generate a certificate request file; rather, the tool generates and installs the certificate right away. Use self- signed SSL certificates only for test purposes or for protecting Web resources that are for internal use. I recommend that you always run Self. SSL with the /T switch. This switch directs Self. SSL to add the self- signed certificate to the list of trusted certificates in the local machine's certificate store. Installing the Server Certificate. To install an SSL/TLS Web server certificate on your Web server, you can use the IIS Certificate Wizard, the IIScertdeploy. The Certreq utility is automatically installed on your server when you install Windows 2. Windows Server 2. Certificate Services. If you use the IIS Certificate Wizard to install a Web server certificate, select Process the pending request and install the certificate in the Pending Certificate Request window. Then, the wizard will prompt you to enter the location of the certificate file. To accept a newly generated Web server certificate (e. Web server by using the Certreq utility, type the following Certreq command at the command line: Certreq accept ssl. This command opens the Open Request File dialog box that allows you to browse for the certificate file. Configuring SSL/TLS on a Web Server. You can configure SSL/TLS in the ISM snap- in. In the Secure communications section of the Directory Security tab, click Edit. Note that the Edit button is enabled only if you have successfully installed a server certificate on the server. Figure 3 shows the Secure Communications dialog box. Use it to select the following security attributes for your Web site: Require secure channel—click this check box to enable SSL/TLS for a Web site. Require 1. 28- bit encryption—click this check box to provide extra protection for Web sites that have sensitive personal and financial information.
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Tick Enable and then type the name/IP address then : Port number of the AGPM Server in the text field then click OK(Hopefully this is the last non- managed GPO change you ever make again)Stage 4. Now you need Delegate permission to John to be able to Review/Edit GPO’s. Step 1. Open GPMC on a computer that you have installed the AGPM client on. Step 2. Navigate and click on Change Control option and then the Domain Delegation tab then click Add. Step 3. Select the user John and then select the Editor from the role field then click OKJohn now has Reviewer/Edit access to AGPM (that was easy!). Stage 5. Creating a New Controlled GPO Now you are going to logon as John and create a fresh new Controlled GPO to have it then approved by Alan. Step 1. Logon as John to a computer that has GPMC and the AGPM client. Step 2. Open GPMC and right click on Change Control and then click on New Controlled GPO. 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Step 1. Logon as John to a computer that has GPMC and the AGPM client. Step 2. Open GPMC and click on Change Control and then then Controlled tab then right click on the GPO you want to edit and click the Check Out. Now enter a comment for the GPO when that describes the change you are about to make then click OKStep 4. Then click Close. Step 5. Go back to the GPO in the Controlled tab and right click on it and click Edit. Step 6. Now edit the GPO using the Group Policy Management Editor with the changes you want to make. Then when you are finished just close the GPME. Step 7. Right click on the GPO and then click on Check In. Enter a description of the change when you want to assign with the check in and then click OKStep 9. Click Close. Step 1. Right click on the GPO and click Deploy. Fill out the comment field describing the change for the person who is to review the change then click Submit. Note: this is a good spot to put in your own Change Reference Number. Step 1. 2. Click Close. Step 1. 3. Now logged on Alan open the GPMC and open the Pending Tab then right click on the GPO and then click on History. Step 1. 4. Here you can review the modifications and check- in/out history of the GPOStep 1. You can also right click on the GPO and then go to Differences and then click on HTML Report. Note: This will give you a HTML report highlighting all the changes that have been done to the GPO. This way you can easily review just the setting that have been changed if it is a GPO that has numerous settings configured. Highlighted section show the options that have changed. Step 1. 7. Once you are satisfied with the change right click on the GPO and click Approve. Add a comment to the GPO to be associated with the approval and then click Yes. Step 1. 9. Click Close. Stage 7. Converting Uncontrolled GPO’s to Controlled. Step 1. Logon as Alan to a computer that has GPMC and the AGPM client. Step 2. 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