I am looking to make it so that the outside vendors do not have to change their FTP/Explorer settings to Active FTP, and also I am looking to be able to get directory listing outside the LAN. Also, it seems that outside the LAN they must put their client in Active FTP mode. Then click add, select the folder containing images that you want to transfer to cucm, and check all permission as shown below. Then click check the password field an insert a password, then click on shared folder link on the left side. Ensure that the password box is unchecked. The following screen will appear: Click add. Step 4 Type in 'anonymous' as the username. Step 3 Press 'Add' under the 'Users' box on the right hand side of the preferences window. Video of the Day Step 2 Open the preferences from the 'Edit' menu. When the person outside the LAN tries connecting using the same account that works for me inside LAN, it allows them to connect but fails directory listing. Step 1 Open the FileZilla Server application. It shows me the files in the directory I had specified for the user, which is \\FILESERVER\Public\FTP. Inside our LAN, it works fine, using FileZilla FTP Client, in passive mode (which is default). The users i am setting up are external venders, who are not in Domain Users.
These directories are on another server, let's say \\FILESERVER in a network share, to which people in "Domain Users" have read/write access. I have created several users, each with their own directory. cisco ASA with access rules allowing traffic, and a public IP for the server hosting FileZilla FileZilla Server running on Windows 2008R2, let's call it \\FTP.
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