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  • After further investigation, I have found that Serv-U is requiring that the Windows Authenticated user has "List folder contents" enabled on the underlyng directory tree to their mapped folder for virtual path to work.This is despite the fact that the user can successfully login to their home folder without "List folder…
    in Virtual Paths in Serv-U with Windows Authentication Comment by ahopkin January 2016
  • I have been investigating this issue further. Our FTP server is sitting on our "client" domain which is part of our AD forest. I have successfully been able to configure Serv-U to use either our "corp" or "client" domain (not both at the same time) and then I can successfully login, create folders, upload & download files.…
    in Virtual Paths in Serv-U with Windows Authentication Comment by ahopkin January 2016
  • You would be able to do this if you had something like a F5 BigIP LTM (load balancer) sitting behind your firewall. You could use this to redirect urls to a new url. I am not aware of anyway to do this in Serv-u. 
    in Re-direct to login page Comment by ahopkin April 2016
  • Have you tried cloning the problematic user's AD account and seeing if you get the same results? If you get the same results, try changing the user's home folder to a different location to see if you get the same results. Have you checked that the user has NTFS permissions to access their home folder? Does the problematic…
    in Particular Windows user failing login on Serv-U - strange behavior Comment by ahopkin April 2016
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