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I am using IIS 6.0. I want to setup a folder where user can upload some files. Can anyone suggest a step by step procedure for that?

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FTP <-- Use it. – Chris S♦ Aug 4 '12 at 2:54
I was stuck with the file permission.Now it is resolved. – musfiqur Aug 8 '12 at 15:51

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You can either write an HTML/ASPX/Javascript/PHP/whatever page that has a file-picker and transmits the selected file from the client to the server via HTTP or HTTPS. You'll have to code this yourself or get a template from somewhere.

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You can enable FTP and have people FTP files to the server. FTP is bad for many reasons, the biggest one is that it passes credentials in plain-text. Unfortunately, with IIS 6.0 as your web platform, you don't have the option to use FTPS.

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