IIsFtpService

You can use the IIsFtpService object to set the metabase property values that control FTP virtual servers and FTP virtual directories. The DownlevelAdminInstance property indicates the specific FTP server instance to administer for IIS 2.0 Internet Server Manager clients.

The IIsFtpService object is an ADSI container object.

ADsPath

IIS://MachineName/MSFTPSVC

Where MachineName can be any name or "LocalHost".

Syntax

varReturn = object.{Method}
 

Parts

varReturn
A variable that receives the return value from the method.
object
A variable that contains the IIsFtpService object, usually as a result of a previous GetObject operation.
Method
The object method chosen.

May Contain

IIsFtpServer IIsFtpInfo

Properties

ADSI Object Properties

Metabase Properties
A - I
AccessFlags ConnectionTimeout
AccessRead DefaultLogonDomain
AccessWrite DirectoryLevelsToScan
AdminACL DontLog
AllowAnonymous DownlevelAdminInstance
AnonymousOnly ExitMessage
AnonymousPasswordSync GreetingMessage
AnonymousUserName IPSecurity
AnonymousUserPass
 
Log...I
LogAnonymous LogExtFileTimeTaken
LogExtFileBytesRecv LogExtFileUriQuery
LogExtFileBytesSent LogExtFileUriStem
LogExtFileClientIp LogExtFileUserAgent
LogExtFileComputerName LogExtFileUserName
LogExtFileCookie LogExtFileWin32Status
LogExtFileDate LogFileDirectory
LogExtFileFlags LogFilePeriod
LogExtFileHttpStatus LogFileTruncateSize
LogExtFileMethod LogNonAnonymous
LogExtFileProtocolVersion LogOdbcDataSource
LogExtFileReferer LogOdbcPassword
LogExtFileServerIp LogOdbcTableName
LogExtFileServerPort LogOdbcUserName
LogExtFileSiteName LogPluginClsId
LogExtFileTime LogType
 
M - S
MaxClientsMessage ServerBindings
MaxConnections ServerComment
MaxEndpointConnections ServerListenBacklog
MSDOSDirOutput ServerListenTimeout
Realm ServerSize
ServerAutoStart

Methods

ADSI Object Methods Standard methods for ADSI objects.
ADSI container object methods Standard methods for ADSI container objects.
Common Object Methods Methods, other than ADSI methods, common to all IIS Admin Objects.


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