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Detailed explanation of FTP upload and download functions in C# development tutorial

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This article mainly introduces the FTP upload and download function of the C# development tutorial in detail. It has certain reference value. Interested friends can refer to

to build an FTP server. For your reference, the specific content is as follows

I recently wanted to implement such a function: uploading and downloading from the FTP server. I collected some information and saw the author nicknamed "Silly Girl and Technology" on the c podcast. The article I wrote is quite good, but some parts I personally feel are not very detailed. I made some slight modifications and put them here to share with everyone.

1. First we create a user. Of course, if we don’t want to create a user, we can also log in with the current logged in user. (Right-click "Computer" - Manage -)

2. We need to install the necessary IIS components (Control Panel - Programs - Turn Windows features on or off)

3. Create a folder locally as an FTP server

4. Set the properties of the folder

5. Open our IIS, add the FTP site, and add the corresponding configuration to start - search for iis - open the iis Information Services (IIS) Manager

#So far we have set up Now that we have our FTP server, we can try to access it to see if it has been successfully set up

1. Check in the resource manager

You can see that the FTP\new file I created locally can already be accessed

It can also be accessed through the browser

But please note: Our company accesses the Internet through a proxy. At this time, the FTP server cannot be accessed. After closing the proxy, you can access

##Test success

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