Part II Working with an FTP Server

On a Fedora server determine which package provides the Very Secure FTP Daemon service. {Enter the command used}

Install the Very Secure FTP Daemon package on your system. {Enter the command used}

Search for the configuration files in that package. {Screen capture}

Start the Very Secure FTP Daemon service, and set it to start when the system boots. {Enter the commands used}

On the system running your FTP server, create a file named test in the anonymous FTP directory that contains the words Welcome to the FTP Server. {Enter the command used}

From a web browser on the system running your FTP server, open the test file from the anonymous FTP home directory. Be sure you can see that file's contents. {Screen capture}

From a web browser outside the system that is running the vsftpd server, try to access the test file in the anonymous FTP home directory. If you cannot access the file, check that your firewall, SELinux, and TCP wrappers are configured to allow access to that file. {Screen capture}

Configure your vsftpd server to allow file uploads by anonymous users to a directory named in. {Screen capture}

Install the lftp FTP client (if you don't have a second Linux system, install lftp on the same host running the FTP server). If you cannot upload files to the in directory, check that your firewall, SELinux, and TCP wrappers are configured to allow access to that file. {Screen capture}