Embedded Servers—User Access

Use the Embedded Server User Access tab to determine user access permissions to embedded FTP and sFTP server directories. How?

Element	Description
Protocols Enabled	Displays the enabled embedded server protocols: FTP, sFTP, or both.
Change	Opens the Embedded Servers tab, which allows you to enable or disable the FTP and sFTP servers. For more information, see Embedded Servers—FTP Server and Embedded Servers—sFTP Server.
Save	Saves user access changes. Remember to save before changing users or closing this tab. You must save the permissions you defined or changed for the current user before selecting another user, or your changes will be lost.
Revert	Reverts all changes since the last save.
Folder Access for User, Group, or Role	Specifies the user, group or role for whom to set access permissions. Select User, Group or Role then type a user, group or role name in the text field. You must type at least three letters. Any matches are displayed below the text field. Click the match you want to add. You must select a user or group to set access permissions. You set permissions for one user or group at a time. When done, click Save before selecting another user or group.
Add Folder	Adds folders to the table and the file system using the Select and Search Folders dialog.
Available Folders	Specifies a folder relative to the FTP root for which to display subfolders. The default is a forward slash, (`/`), which represents the FTP root. An arrow on the left indicates that further subfolders exist. Click the arrow to display them.
Select Folder	Click the check box to the left of a folder name to select it. Selecting a parent folder selects all subfolders within it.
Add Selected	Adds the selected folders to the table and closes the dialog.
Cancel	Cancels adding folders.
Remove Folder	Removes the selected folder from the table but not the file system.
Folders	Displays names of folders for which to set FTP and sFTP permissions. Depending on the protocols enabled, FPT and sFTP, FTP Only, or sFTP Only folders may be displayed.
Find	Adds folders to the table and the file system using the Select and Search Folders dialog. See Add.
Home Folder	Sets the folder displayed to the left of it as the home folder for the current user if checked.
Set as Home Folder	Makes the selected folder in the column the home folder for the current user.
Clear	Clears all folders and permissions for the current user.
Access Subfolders	Applies the same permissions to all subfolders. To set for all rows, check the box in the column header.
Read	Specifies read permission. To set for all rows, check the box in the column header.
Write	Specifies write permission. To set for all rows, check the box in the column header.
Delete	Specifies delete permission. To set for all rows, check the box in the column header.
List	Specifies list permission. To set for all rows, check the box in the column header.