To setup an anonymous FTP account, you might consider using the ftpconfig script. It seems to be a lot easier to setup an anon FTP account with Solaris 10 than it was for Solaris 8. The anon users log in and then they are given restricted access to a mini-root filesystem.

Here is the syntax.

# ftpconfig someftpdir
or
# ftpconfig -d someftpdir

If you have problems, you may have to check files in the /etc/ftpd directory. Hint: check the ftpaccess file