> It ends with similar error. So is problem in our firewall?
> Command: PASV
> Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (217,146,102,142,82,27).
Not quite the same, since at least my server has returned a public IP
address for your client to connect to. Most firewalls allow outside
access to
It ends with similar error. So is problem in our firewall?
Status: Resolving address of ics.ftptest.org
Status: Connecting to 217.146.102.142:990...
Status: Connection established, initializing TLS...
Status: Verifying certificate...
Status: TLS/SSL connection established, waiting for welcome mess
> It might be possible, we have very restrictive firewall. Is there
> any way how to detect which port it is trying to use so I can allow
> them?
In passive mode, the FTP server offers an IP address and port for the
client to connect to, you have no control over what ports it chooses.
Since it
> The DIR command is the first command that needs to use the data channel,
> failure usually means the new data TCP connection has been blocked by a
> firewall or NAT routing has failed to find a route.
It might be possible, we have very restrictive firewall. Is there any
way how to detect which p
> So everything works except dir command always fails on timeout. Any
> idea?
The DIR command is the first command that needs to use the data channel,
failure usually means the new data TCP connection has been blocked by a
firewall or NAT routing has failed to find a route.
Some firewalls have
Sorry, I accidentally pressed send button before the mail was done.
I use FTP client demo from OverbyteIcsSslFtpTst1.dpr. I set up server,
port, username, password, host file (directory on server). Then I use
these commands:
Open - ok
Auth TLS/SSL - ok
User - ok
Pass - ok
Cwd - ok
Pwd - ok (I see
I use FTP client demo from OverbyteIcsSslFtpTst1.dpr. I set up server,
port, username, password, host file (directory on server). Then I use
these commands:
Open - ok
Auth TLS/SSL - ok
User - ok
Pass - ok
Cwd
Winsock version 2.2
WinSock 2.0
Running
Executing Requested Command
< 220 EFT Serv
