First with rpm -qa | grep vsftpd command to check whether or not already installed, if ftp is not installed, use yum -y install vsftpd installation, (using apt-get install vsftpd under ubuntu)
Then configure vsftpd.conf file!
we / /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf
Problems: vsftpd 530 Permission denied
Solution
Use vsftpd.conf added in userlist_ * prevent specific local user
userlist_enable = YES
userlist_deny = YES
userlist_file = / etc / the vsftpd / user_list
edit / etc local user on / vsftpd / user_list, add the required block, one line with a user name is blocked users log in to FTP message is displayed: 530 Permission denied
etc / vsftpd / vsftpd.conf my native file, only userlist_enable = YES 530 Permission denied error then log in as root user to change NO to OK YES
there is a case, that is not specified userlist_file file location. Solution: plus userlist_file = / etc / vsftpd / user_list
Solution reprint: http: //blog.chinaunix.net/uid-25266990-id-2557040.html
Open ftp server
Start ftp: service vsftpd start
Stop ftp: service vsftpd stop
Restart ftp: service vsftpd restart
Filezilla used for remote server management