Anonymous FTP Controls:

What are Anonymous FTP Controls?
You can allow users to connect to your anonymous FTP directory without having a password to login. This may be useful if you have files that you wish to be publicly available for download. Anonymous FTP allows anyone to access a specified directory without a username or password. This means that anyone can access the files in your anonymous directory. Your anonymous directory is public_ftp/. 

NOTICE! Please note that allowing anonymous users to access any part of your system may be considered a security hole. 

1. The Anonymous FTP Controls page shows the following two check boxes: 

Allow anonymous access to ftp://ftp.DOMAIN_NAME

Allow anonymous uploads to ftp://ftp.DOMAIN_NAME/incoming 

The first check box is to allow anonymous login to any directory for the associated domain. The second check box is to allow anonymous login to the 'incoming' directory. You can check and uncheck each box according to your specific needs. 

2. Once you have finished modifying the Anonymous FTP Controls, click on the 'Save Settings' button. 

3. You will see the following statement:
'Updated!'

Managing the Anonymous FTP Welcome Message:

1. When the page loads, enter or modify your welcome message in the 'Anonymous FTP Welcome Message' text box. Users will see this message when they connect to your anonymous FTP server.

2. Once you  have entered or modified your welcome message, click on the 'Save Message' button. 

3. You will see the following statement: 

'When your visitors connect to your anonymous FTP server, they will see the following welcome message:' 

YOUR_WELCOME_MESSAGE