To customize directory access

1. Start the server console, and then click Configuration.
2. Click Permissions and clear Allow SCP1 to disable access using this protocol.
3. Click SFTP Directories.
4. Click Add.

   The Accessible Directory Settings dialog box opens.

5. Specify virtual and physical directory values:

   For	Do This
   Virtual directory	Enter the directory name that you want your users to see; for example, Downloads.
   Physical directory	Enter the actual directory path; for example, C:\Users\Downloads Use UNC paths to specify directories on remote servers; mapped drives are not supported. The following options are available for specifying user directories:
   	%D	The user's User profile folder. The user profile folder is configurable by the Windows system administrator. The default is: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003: \Documents and Settings\username\ Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008: \Users\username\
   	%H	The user's Home folder. The home folder is configurable by the Windows system administrator. When no home folder is configured (the default), the home folder is the same as the User profile. The default User profile is: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003: \Documents and Settings\username\ Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008: \Users\username\
   	%u	The user's login name.
   	%U	The user's domain name and login in the format domain.username.

   Note: Do not use %u or %U to point to a location within a user's Windows profile folder. Neither of these options works correctly for this purpose. Use these options to create your own user-specific locations in some other location, for example on a shared network file server. For details, see Pattern Strings in Directory Paths.

6. (Optional) Modify the options under Accessible directory permissions. You can use this feature to limit user file access to one or more of the following: browse, download, upload, delete, and rename.
7. Click OK.
8. Save your settings (File > Save Settings).