Milestone 2 (Setup IIS and FTP Server)



     During this IIS setup, I had the most trouble browsing the created website. I would originally browse it using the given url of testingsite.com, but this was not the correct url to use. It did not display the text that I had written. Instead, this url redirected me to a bunch of junk information and text. I had known a little bit afterward that I did something wrong in the setup. It was either that or I did not enter the correct url.

Advanced settings of the IIS Site







     After changing the url to localhost.testing.html, I was able to get my resulting message. This part of the milestone gave me the most trouble and took up the most of my time. After correcting this error, I proceeded to work on the ftp site.


The advanced settings of the ftp site are displayed. After setting rules for the ftp site and changing the port to 21, I am finally going to attempt to wrap up the remaining requirements for this milestone.

 
I checked to see if any of my ports (port 80 or port 21) were being listened to. Entering the command "netstat -a -n" in the command prompt, I was able to discover that none of my two ports were being listened to. It only displayed my two recently created ports as well as a bunch of other varying ports and ip addresses.



After messing around with the IIS Manager, I created another ftp site to see if I could duplicate and fix my problem. After adding a user to the ftp site and configuring the rules of the firewall, I was able to connect to the ftp server through FileZilla.

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