Configuring Solaris 8 FTP Server

I am new to solaris 8. Can anyone help me on where to go or what file to edit to configure my ftp server. The main goals that I want to accomplish are to change the default ftp directory and to specify a login password. I would also like to know how to enable ftp upload.
- Thank you

Hi,
If you must log into the ftp server as root for some reason you have to first edit the ftpusers file. This file lists all the users who can not use ftp. The file is found here /etc/ftpusers. If you remove the entry root from this file it will allow root to log into the ftp server.
Hope This Helps.
Regards,
Andrew
Sun Developer Technical Support

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inspect icmp
service-policy global_policy global
prompt hostname context
call-home reporting anonymous
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: end

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