IIS5 FTP user folders

From: Matti_CR5 (trumone@gmx.it)
Date: 11/12/02 

From: "Matti_CR5" <trumone@gmx.it>
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 17:58:08 GMT

Dear all
I have to migrate an old Linux RH6.1 box to a Win2000 Server (for policy
reason).
This box is actually used only like FTP server, with wu-ftpd demon.

I've already installed a Win2000 server box, with IIS 5 services.
My question is : how users could access to their own home-folders without
has possibility to "leave" it (I mean go-up to the parent folder)?

In Linux each users have a own folder, and for the user this folder is /
(root). The user could not "leave" this folder.

It's possible made the same "FTP structure" with IIS5 or 3rd parties tools?

sorry for my english, I hope all make sense ;-)

thanks a lot in advance
regards
Matteo

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