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Laboratory Exercise
Create an FTP Server
Objective:

At the end of the exercise, the students should be able to:

▪ Create an FTP server that can share files.

Materials:

▪ 1 Personal Computer with pre-installed Windows Operating System


▪ Oracle VM VirtualBox installed with two (2) Windows Operating System
▪ Microsoft Word

Instructions:
1. Open the Oracle VM VirtualBox application then start the created two (2) virtual machine with installed
Windows operating system. Ask the instructor for the login passwords. (Note: Each virtual machine
must have its login password.)
2. Create an FTP server that can share files to clients. (Note: The computers should be connected on the
same network.)
3. In the server computer, create a folder named LastName_FirstName and create some text files inside
the folder. (ex. Diaz_Jess)
4. Enable the Internet Information Services (IIS). This is an extensible Web server created by Microsoft
that supports FTP and other protocols.
5. Open Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn Windows Features on or off > the Windows
Features window will appear.
6. Expand Internet Information Service > FTP Server > then enable FTP Extensibility and FTP Service
then click the OK button.
7. To enable the FTP connections to the server, Open Control Panel > Windows Firewall > select Allow a
program or feature through Windows Firewall > then enable FTP Server and the corresponding Private
and Public checkboxes. (Note: After enabling the FTP server, turn off the Windows Firewall.)
8. Setup the FTP server. Open Control Panel > Administrative Tools > the Administrative Tools window
will appear > open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager > the Internet Information Services (IIS)
Manager window will appear.
9. In Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager window, expand the computer name > Sites. Right-click
Sites > select Add FTP Site > the Add FTP Site window will appear.
10. Set the FTP Site name to “FTPServer” and select your created folder to specify the Physical Path then
click the Next button.
11. Configure the bindings and SSL. Select the IP address of the server. Enable the Start FTP site
automatically and select No SSL then click the Next button.
12. Enable the Basic in Authentication then set the Authorization to All users. Enable the Read and Write
permissions. This permission enables the clients to view and create a file on the server.
13. To connect a client computer to the server computer using FTP connection, open the client computer
then open a browser or a file explorer. In the search bar or path field, type ftp://[ip address of the
server]/ > an authentication window will appear > log-on the username and password of the server
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(Note: To test if the connection is successful, the client’s computer should be able to view the content
of the server’s folder.)
14. Inform your instructor once you are done.
15. The output will be graded based on the given rubric.

GRADING RUBRIC:
CRITERIA POINTS
The FTP Server was set up successfully and the client and server were able to share files. 50
The FTP Server was set up successfully, but the client and server were NOT be able to share
31-40
files.
The FTP Server was set up, but the required settings are not met; the client and server were NOT
21-30
be able to share files.
The FTP Server was NOT set up completely and the client and server were NOT be able to share
10-20
files.
The FTP Server was NOT set up. 0

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