This article was previously published under Q184319
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To work around this problem, manually add DefaultLogonDomain to the FTP
Service in the MMC. To do this, you can use either of the following:
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The Metaedit.exe utility, included with the
IIS 4.0 Resource Kit.
-or-
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The Adsutil.vbs utility that is included with IIS 4.0.
NOTE: By default, Adsutil.vbs is located in the <%SystemRoot%>\System32\Inetsrv\Adminsamples folder. Also, you must first install the Windows Script Host before using Adsutil.vbs.
For more information on using Adsutil.vbs, see below.
Run Adsutil.vbs from a command prompt, using the appropriate syntax below
(depending on whether you want to set DefaultLogonDomain for all FTP
sites, just the default FTP site, or other sites):
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To set DefaultLogonDomain for all FTP sites, run the following command:
adsutil set msftpsvc/DefaultLogonDomain "DomainName"
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To set DefaultLogonDomain for only the default FTP site, run the following command:
adsutil set msftpsvc/1/DefaultLogonDomain "DomainName"
NOTE: If the command listed above, which uses the Adsutil utility, fails, you can use the following command instead, which uses the Mdutil utility from the Windows NT Option Pack compact disc:
mdutil.exe set /msftpsvc/1/DefaultLogonDomain "DomainName"
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To set DefaultLogonDomain for any other site, use the same syntax as the default FTP site above, but change the "1" parameter to the appropriate service number.
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