Configure FTP site without Static IP

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hi,

I have an FTP site configured in IIS. Its works fine while i put some files from an external Network using the static IP configured on my server.

Now, i don't want to give my static IP to all Customers to Access my server(FTP). I just want to give them an "URL" which is found on my HTML website. while Click that URL i want my customers to redirect to my FTP Site, ask for username, Password after authentication made i want to redirect them ".aspx" which contains BROWSE button to upload files.

How can i do that ?

Instead of redirecting, while i simply gives my static IP in "Internet Explorer" it just give me links of Users. I cannot find any Browse button on that Page.
So i need to upload an file without any third Party software to my Server.

Posted 10-Nov-11 23:36pm

J.Karthick

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Rajesh Anuhya · Answer 1 · 2011-11-10T23:41:00

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go through the below link , this will solve your problem

http://www.no-ip.com/[^]

Posted 10-Nov-11 23:41pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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J.Karthick 11-Nov-11 5:44am

Thanks for your reply
But...where can i find browse button in IE ??

Rajesh Anuhya 11-Nov-11 5:48am

why you are giving a separate URL to access to your ftp server, ftp server it self have authentications. there your users can login directly to your server and upload the files.

J.Karthick 14-Nov-11 6:27am

Actually i'm configure my FTP site on my ASP.Net application server(IIS) only. I didn't maintain separate server for FTP.