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| You can host multiple FTP sites on the same server running IIS. If you are an ISP or an application service provider in a multisite Internet hosting scenario and you want to ensure that your customers cannot access the FTP directories of one another, then you can enable FTP User Isolation. When you enable FTP User Isolation, the user's top-level directory appears as the root of the FTP site, so other users cannot view or overwrite content. Within the user's specific site, the user can create, modify, or delete files and folders.
With IIS 6.0 FTP, there's 3 ftp user isolation modes:
a) Do not isolate users
b) Isolate users
c) Isolate users using Active Directory
for more information you can read KB
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| .PST files...
Today morning all of a sudden MS-Outlook of my client's PC displayed
some error message and refused to open. after doing some wrestling with
his PC for about nearly 1 & half hours (Soft-boot, hard-boot, increase
memory, increase swap area and what not)..... then I found that the size
of .PST file is more then 2.GB. Long back I had read somewhere that
Outlook can't open it if size exceeds 2.GB.
"Any Knowledge does not go waste" stands
true.......
But 2.GB ... sounds a crazy size.....Anyways for General Knowledge...
Outlook stores all data in a .PST file located in folder C:\Documents and
Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\outlook.pst.
To the best of my knowledge .PST stand for Personal Storage Table. if you
are using Windows XP or 2000, ..PST files are considered to be as
system files and are hidden by default. you will need to go to Folder
options->View Tab of Windows explorer under Tool Menu to enable
"Show hidden files and folders" option.
pst2gb.exe
is the utility from Microsoft to recover most of your data from .PST file
during such events
So the thumb rule to prevent accidents...
- Try to keep any .pst files well under that 2GB limit
- Use more than one .pst file.
- Use the archive feature
- Use compact the .pst file option ( right-click your folder's top
level , click Advanced, and click Compact Now)
- Keep deleting unwanted mails. OR Backup .PST file. (Burn it into a
CD-R)
Outlook Express edition is better ... ;) at least it
creates .dbx files for each folder. I use and prefer Outlook Express. what
others feel ? ...... if some has better ideas, tips, tricks on MS-Outlook
then do share it here, I would love to read them....
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