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Windows Server 2012 : Installing and Configuring FTP Services (part 5) - Configuring FTP 8 Features and Properties - FTP Messages Feature Page, FTP Request Filtering

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4.7 FTP Messages Feature Page

The FTP Messages feature page illustrated in Figure 6 is a great way to create a series of banners that are presented when a user connects to the FTP server, authenticates successfully to the FTP server, disconnected from the FTP server or is prevented from connecting because the server has reached its connection limit.

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Figure 6. The FTP Messages feature page.

The message behavior is controlled by the following elements:

Suppress Default Banner—If enabled, this option suppressed the default welcome banner, including FTP server type and version. This option doesn’t impact the display of a custom banner message.

Support User Variables in Messages—By enabling this setting, user variables such as BytesReceived, BytesSent, SessionID, SiteName, and UserName can be included in the messages.

Show Detailed Messages for Local Requests—This setting controls the behavior for displaying FTP error messages. If enabled, detailed FTP error messages are displayed for connections made locally on the server to facilitate troubleshooting.

4.8 FTP Request Filtering

The FTP Request Filtering feature page is used to define the list of Allow or Deny rules based on the specific elements:

File Name Extensions—This tab allows for the creation of filename extensions for which the FTP service will either allow or deny access to the site. For example, an administrator can prevent Internet clients from uploading any files with the extension of *.txt or *.com.

Hidden Segments—The Hidden Segments tab should be used if you want to hide specific areas of your FTP site. If hidden, the specific section will not be displayed in the directory listings.

Defined URL Sequences—This setting should be used to define the list of URL sequences for which the FTP service will deny access.

Commands—The final tab Commands defines the list of commands for which the FTP service will either allow or deny access to further tighten security.

 
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