Solaris 10 Configure ftp path / instead of full path

1: Create a user which you want to use for the ftp , Name of the user can be anything except "ftp" 

#useradd -d /export/home/mdn -m -s /bin/bash mdn
#passwd mdn
Enter the new password twice .

2: Run the "ftpconfig -d" command , on the home directory of newly created user. 

# ftpconfig –d /export/home/mdn
this updates the existing directory with the info needed to make the account restricted.
After this you can see some extra directories in /export/home/mdn e.g bin, dev, lib e.t.c 

3: Add the user to the /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess file. There is an existing commented entry 

# guestuser username

that can be uncommented and edited 

guestuser mdn

4: This entry should a already exist in  in /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess 
class guestusers guest *

5: Run the command 

# in.ftpd -a 

to allow the use of ftpaccess file 

6. Restart ftp service

#svcadm restart network/ftp

now when user "mdn" ftps to this server

ftp 172.27.129.213
Connected to 172.27.129.213. 
220 solarislab FTP server ready. 
Name (10.30.21.33:solarisuser): mdn
331 Password required for mdn. 
Password: 
230 User mdn logged in. Access restrictions apply. 
Remote system type is UNIX. 
Using binary mode to transfer files. 
ftp> pwd 
257 "/" is current directory.
Note that now you will see “/” as your current directory instead of /export/home/mdn.