Configure Windows Server 2019 as as FTP Server with FileZilla FTP client

Let’s learn to configure a Windows Server as an FTP server and verify the FTP access with FileZilla FTP client.
The lab scenario will be like this.
We will have a Windows server 2019 with the name ntheros-dc01 with the IP address 10.10.10.17/24. This is a domain controller—the main server of the demo organization. This will control all the objects in the organization such as users, computers, other servers, etc. We’ll install Active Directory Domain services with the domain name networkheros.local.
And here, we have Windows server 2016 with the name ntheros-ftp and IP address 10.10.10.16/24. This server will be a member of the domain. We will configure this server as the FTP server in the network.
Here, we will have another host—windows 10 with an IP address of the same network and it will not be a member of the domain. I have installed Filezilla FTP client in this windows 10 so that we can verify connection between FTP client and FTP server. Then we can easily upload and download files.
I have not configured anything on these servers. They are just fresh machines. I will configure everything from the scratch as per the diagram and as per the scenario.
Here, I am on Windows server 2019 which we are going to configure as a Domain Controller, so first of all, I’m gonna configure static IP to the server. I verify the current IP configuration in server with ipconfig /all command on it’s command prompt. Now, this server is obtaining IP address from DHCP server and I will configure the static IP same as the current configuration.