Select it and use it like you were intending to use your mapped drive. Expand it and locate the network place you setup. In FileZilla Server, when you add a folder for a user you can scroll past the local drives to the Network Locations node. Share your new "Network Location" that you made. Go through the wizard and provide the network URL for what you want to share where appropriate. Once you're there, again look to the left bar thing and click on Add a Network Place. It's the Other Places group-expand it if it is closed. You can get to that (in XP/Server2k3) by going to your Control Panel, opening Network Connections, and clicking on My Network Places in the bar to the left. To do this, you have to go to My Network Places. You need to set up the remote folder as a network location. You will need to restart the FileZilla Server service for this to take effect. Make it an administrator to start with just so you know it works.do proper security later. I strongly suggest you make a new user account for this task. Enter a local username and password here that you wish to use. Open the properties page for it (double-click) and go to the Log On tab. Open Services and locate the FileZilla Server row. Go to your Control Panel and open Administrative Tools. This is not the whole puzzle, however, so simply running FZS under your normal administrator account will not solve your problem. You need to set FileZilla Server to run as a different user.
#FILEZILLA FTP CLIENT NETWORK DRIVES HOW TO#
It assumes you have at least a basic understanding of how to use Windows and computers in general.
The directions below are not a step-by-step pictorial reference. And so on and so you will for all eternity if you don't recognize a few key elements about how this process really works. You can transfer files to it all day long in Windows, but it just won't work as a shared FTP folder. You've probably tried setting it up as a mapped network drive. So you want to setup FileZilla Server to share a network resource instead of a local one. I recently ran into this issue as have a lot of others it seems.
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