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When I do list -R, it does not recursively list directory content, just one time list. What command should I use to be able to do that?

I run some test on virtual path for windows group. It seems like it does not follow NTFS permission. What it follows is the Directory access permission you set in Serv-U. So you might need to add Directory Access permission like "C:\ADhomedirectory\%USER%" then the permission, if the "C:\ADhomedirectory\%USER%" is the…

Let us say using FTP protocol, and I want to list the contents of the directory repeatedly. How do I go and do that so that Serv-U will allow me to do it repeatedly? Will "list -R" work? In Serv-U, there is "Allow client to specify recursive directory listings with -R parameter" under Domain Limits & Settings > FTP…

Have you tried connecting using Passive mode? Based on the logs, you are trying to connect using active mode. You can switch from active to passive depending on the ftp client used. Try that first.

I would appreciate if you can update us after your testing.

Here is an article explaining the use of multiple domain: http://www.serv-u.com/kb/1216/Setting-Up-Multiple-Domains-in-ServU Usually, one domain should be enough. You only create another domain if this domain will use a different IP address for listener or there is a specific setting that needs to be applied separately. I…

You can try to use ftp voyager scheduler. Create a move down task which downloads file and then deletes the source (remote) file.

If you can access the console then right click on your IP and delete it from the IP access list

File Management can be located in Global/Domain > Directories > File Management. You should see all the rules that automatically removes or archives file from your File server.

If you are using a supported web browser but you still get this error, you can disable "Warn end users when using old web browser" in Limits & Settings > HTTP.

On server 2, did you check if the box for "Enable domain" is checked? You can find this on Domain Details > Settings > "Enable Domain".

I think this is not possible in Serv-U for now. I think this is a feature request.

I think this is not yet supported. Serv-U Version 15.0.0.0 Serv-U 15.0.0.0 was released August 20, 2013. A complete list of changes and upgrades follows: Note: File Sharing is not supported within high availability environments. From <http://www.serv-u.com/releasenotes/>

You can right click on log forwarder system tray icon and uncheck Autostart with windows.

put a temp file so that you are sure everytime there will be a file to be downloaded. Then create another task to delete it.

Remove the Windows Domain Name in Users>Windows Authentication so that %USER% will now be equal to username and without @domainname