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Setting user options for hosts

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Table of Contents
  • WS_FTP Server Overview
    • How FTP works
    • How SSH works
    • Understanding the server architecture
    • Understanding the relationship between listeners and hosts
    • Using WS_FTP Server Manager
    • Managing WS_FTP Server remotely
    • Quick Tour: WS_FTP Server Manager
      • Using the top menu
    • Migrate from WS_FTP Server to MOVEit
  • Configuring and Managing WS_FTP Server
    • Setting global options
    • Starting and stopping the server
    • Changing the default host
    • Changing the host separator
    • Configuring DNS for hosts
    • Activating FIPS Mode
    • Configuring a PostgreSQL database
    • Configuring a Microsoft SQL Server database
  • Configuring Hosts
    • Choosing host configuration
    • Creating hosts
    • Associating hosts with listeners
    • Configuring an external user database
      • Microsoft Windows user database
      • ODBC user database
      • Microsoft Active Directory user database
      • LDAP user database
      • Troubleshooting an LDAP connection and query
      • Synchronizing external user databases
        • Synchronizing external user databases from the command line
      • Using Windows file permissions
      • Changing user context via user impersonation
      • Changing user context on the services
    • Setting host options
      • Setting folder listings to use local time
      • Setting maximum number of connections
      • Enabling anonymous access
      • Controlling access by IP address
      • Using firewalls with WS_FTP Server
        • What is a NAT firewall?
      • Enabling disabled users
      • Using banner, welcome and exit messages
        • Using message variables
        • Disabling the default banner message
      • Setting timeouts for connections
      • Limiting connections to a host
    • Deleting hosts
    • Renaming hosts
    • Managing hosts from the command line
    • About Impersonation Settings
    • Multi-Factor Authentication
      • Configure MFA
      • Install Authenticator App on Your Mobile Device
      • Set up MFA on WS_FTP Manager
      • Reset MFA
      • Log on with MFA enabled
    • Configuring SITE commands
      • Creating a SITE command
      • Securing SITE commands
  • Configuring Listeners
    • Creating Listeners
    • Configuring listeners for SSH
    • Configuring listeners for SSL
  • Managing User Accounts
    • Setting user options for hosts
      • Configuring user settings
      • Changing user passwords
      • Enabling disabled users from the command line
      • Resetting a user's failed login count
    • Understanding administrator privileges
      • Granting administrative privileges
    • Creating user accounts
    • Edit user accounts
    • Setting users' home folders
    • Renaming a user account
    • Deleting user accounts
    • Disabling user accounts
    • Managing users from the command line
  • Managing User Groups
    • Creating user groups
    • Adding users to user groups
    • Removing users from a group
    • Deleting user groups
  • Managing Folders and Files
    • About user home folders
    • About virtual folders
    • Creating, editing, and deleting virtual folders
    • Understanding limitations of virtual folders
    • Managing folder permissions
      • Understanding folder permissions
        • How WS_FTP Server determines permissions
      • Setting Folder Permissions
      • Using Windows permissions
    • Checking file integrity
    • Cleaning Up Old Files and Empty Subfolders
  • Using Rules and Notifications
    • About bandwidth limits
      • Creating bandwidth limits
    • About failed login rules
      • Creating failed login rules
    • About folder action rules
      • Creating folder action rules
    • About quota limit rules
      • Creating quota limit rules
    • About notifications
    • Configuring the Notification Server
    • About email notifications
      • Creating email notifications
    • About pager notifications
      • Creating a pager notification
    • About SMS notifications
      • Creating SMS notifications
    • Using notification variables
  • Using SSL
    • What is SSL?
    • Understanding SSL terminology
    • Choosing a type of SSL
      • Configuring implicit SSL
    • Common SSL configurations
    • Selecting an SSL certificate
      • Importing an SSL certificate
      • Creating an SSL certificate
    • Selecting an SSL Security Level
    • Disabling SSL
    • Requiring SSL for specific folders
    • Requesting client certificates
      • Signing SSL certificates
  • Using SSH
    • How does SSH work?
    • Understanding SSH terminology
    • Selecting methods of authentication
      • Configuring password and SSH user key authentication
    • Selecting an SSH host key
      • Creating an SSH host key
    • Selecting SSH user keys
      • Importing SSH user keys
      • Creating SSH user keys
    • Specifying ciphers, MACs, or KEX algorithms
  • Using SCP2
    • SCP2 support in WS_FTP Server
    • Enabling SCP2 connections
    • Examples of SCP2 transfers
    • Summary of supported SCP2 options
  • Using the Log
    • Configuring log settings
    • Viewing the log
    • Logging multiple servers to one log server
  • Managing Connections in Real-time
    • Monitoring active sessions
    • Terminating an active session
    • Viewing server statistics
  • Protecting against IP connection attacks
    • About IP Lockouts
    • Configuring IP Lockouts
  • Maintaining the Server
    • Backing up WS_FTP Server
    • Restoring WS_FTP Server from backup
    • Maintaining the WS_FTP Server data store
    • Maintaining a WS_FTP Server failover cluster
      • Backing up WS_FTP Server in a failover cluster
      • Restoring WS_FTP Server in a failover cluster
  • Server Modules
    • About WS_FTP Server Web Transfer Client
    • About Ad Hoc Transfer Module
  • RFC 959 Highlights
    • Overview of RFC 959
    • FTP commands
    • FTP replies
  • Ad Hoc Transfer Module
    • What is Ad Hoc Transfer?
    • Ad Hoc Transfer Account Management
      • Login
      • Change Password
      • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
        • Install Authenticator App on Your Mobile Device
        • Set Up Multi-Factor Authentication
        • Log on with MFA enabled
    • Send Files
    • Sent Files
    • Package status
    • Options
    • Download login
    • Download files
  • Web Transfer Module
    • WS_FTP Server Web Transfer Client Help
    • Account Management
      • Change Password
      • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
        • Install Authenticator App on Your Mobile Device
        • Set Up Multi-Factor Authentication
        • Log on with MFA enabled
    • Upload Files
    • Add Folder
    • Delete
    • Rename
    • Internet Explorer Security Settings
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Reference
    • About
    • About LDAP
    • Access Control
    • Add Cipher, MAC, or KEX algorithm
    • Add Folder Permission
    • Ad Hoc Transfer Access
    • Ad Hoc Transfer: Add a User or Group
    • Ad Hoc Transfer Settings
    • Ad Hoc Transfer Package Settings
    • Associating hosts with listeners
    • Bandwidth Limits for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Bandwidth Limits
    • Bandwidth Limits applied to User
    • Blacklist
    • Change Password
    • Check for Updates
    • Confirm Delete
    • Confirm Delete User
    • Confirm Delete Host
    • Create Access Control Entry
    • Create Host
    • Create Bandwidth Limit
    • Create Bandwidth Limit for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Create Blacklist Entry
    • Create Email Notification
    • Add Cipher or MAC
    • Create Failed Login Rule
    • Create Folder Action Rule
    • Create Listener
    • Create Pager Notification
    • Create Quota Limit Rule for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Create Quota Limit Rule
    • Create SITE Command
    • Create SMS Notification
    • Create SMS Provider
    • Create SMS Script
    • Create SSH Host Key
    • Create SSH User Key
    • Create SSL Certificate
    • Create User
    • Create User Group
    • Create Virtual Folder
    • Screen Help_Create User Group
    • Create Virtual Folder SSL
    • Create Whitelist Entry
    • Edit Access Control Entry
    • Edit Bandwidth Limit
    • Edit Bandwidth Limit for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Edit Email Notification
    • Edit Failed Login Rule
    • Edit Folder
    • Edit Folder Action Rule
    • Edit Folder Permission
    • Edit Folder Permissions
    • Edit Listener
    • Edit Pager Notification
    • Edit Quota Limit Rule
    • Edit Quota Limit Rule for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Edit Serial Number
    • Edit SITE Command
    • Edit SMS Notification
    • Edit SMS Provider
    • Edit SMS Script
    • Edit User
    • Edit User Group
    • Screen Help_Create User Group
    • Edit User_Admin Types
    • Edit User
    • Enabling Act as part of the operating system local security policy
    • Failed Login Rules
    • Failed Login Rules applied to User
    • Firewall-Passive Connection Settings
    • Folder Action Rules
    • Folder Action Rules applied to User
    • Folders
    • Host Details
    • Host Listeners
    • Host Settings
    • Hosts
    • Import SSH Host Key
    • Import SSH User Key
    • Import SSL Certificate
    • Import Trusted Authorities
    • IP Lockouts
    • IP Lockout Settings
    • LDAP Configuration
    • Listener Encryption Settings (SSH)
    • Listener Encryption Settings (SSL)
    • Listeners
    • Log Settings
    • Log Viewer
    • Log Viewer
    • Manage Host
    • Manage Server
    • Messages
    • Microsoft Active Directory Database User Plug-in Configuration
    • Microsoft SQL Server Configuration
    • Microsoft Windows Database User Plug-in Configuration
    • Modules
    • Notification Server Settings
    • Notifications
    • ODBC User Database Configuration
    • PostgreSQL Configuration
    • Quota Limit Rules for Ad Hoc Transfer
    • Quota Limit Rules
    • Quota Limits applied to User
    • Rules and Notifications
    • Select Folder or File
    • Select Folder
    • Select Groups
    • Select Hosts
    • Select Notifications
    • Select SMS Provider
    • Select SMS Script
    • Select SSH Host Key
    • Select SSH User Key
    • Select SSL Certificate
    • Select Users
    • Select Users/Groups
    • Server Settings
    • Services
    • Session Manager
    • Sign SSL Certificate
    • SITE Commands
    • SMS Providers
    • SMS Scripts
    • SSL Certificates
    • SSL Settings
    • SSL Settings_Navigating to
    • System Details
    • User Database Configuration
    • User Groups
    • User Groups to which User Belongs
    • Users
    • View SSL Certificate
    • Web Transfer Access
    • Web Transfer Access: Add a User or Group
    • Web Transfer Settings
    • WS_FTP Server Web Transfer Client Web.config Settings
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  • Last Updated: January 29, 2024
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    • WS_FTP Server
    • Version 2025
    • Documentation

Setting user options for hosts

You can specify the user database type, home folder that opens when users log in, maximum number of connections, maximum number of anonymous connections, and password settings for each user.

Contents
  • Configuring user settings
  • Changing user passwords
  • Enabling disabled users from the command line
  • Resetting a user's failed login count
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