Question : IIS6 FTP User Isolation Modes / Win2k3

I want to set up my development c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ as a ftp root using isolate mode under IIS6 / Win2k3.  My goal is to give clients a ftp login that will point to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\clientsite\ftp folder but have it so they can't go further up the directory tree, and I'm restricted to 1 IP address.

It seems that the only way I was able to login in a user successfully is by making the FTP root point to c:\inetpub\ftproot . Then created subfolders in the c:\inetpub\ftproot like so \localuser\username.  This is fine, but my boss doesn't want the extra work of copying stuff manually from the ftproot to the appropriate wwwroot folder.

If I setup folder c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ as the root FTP site in non-isolation mode, any user can login fine to the ftp but has full access to everything in the ftp root regardless of the virtual directory that I point them to.

I need some help on this one, I already went through microsofts support section on the topic but it was of no help:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=814865&product=iis60

Is there a registry edit or anything that can force win2k3 to allow other folders besides c:\inetpub\ftproot\localuser\ to run in isolation mode?

Am I missing something?  Will a 3rd party FTP server software allow more freedom to isolate a user login to one folder only, no matter where i set the ftp root?  Any recommendations?

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Answer : IIS6 FTP User Isolation Modes / Win2k3

I don't run an ISP anymore ;-) but from the top of my head

xcopy and then the attributes to copy stuff over

you call the batch file with windows "Scheduled Tasks"