Hi ,

>> You know that FTP protocol use TWO ports. One for
control and one for data. 
>> Maybe the data port on a server collide with the
control port or data port for another one.

Firstly let me apologise for my delayed reply. As I am
new to this socket programming I had to read up and
try out the suggestions you had given me, further I
have probably lost that client where this problem
occurs. My application runs fine on three other
installations and at my office. Therefore I am forced
to drop the problem as of now.
After studying your suggestions I have given values
thus

   FtpClient1.Port=5011 
   FtpClient1.DataPortRangeStart=5015 
   FtpClient1.DataPortRangeEnd=5015 

   FtpServerP1.Port=5011 

   FtpClient2.Port=5014
   FtpClient2.DataPortRangeStart=5016
   FtpClient2.DataPortRangeEnd=5016

   FtpServerP2.Port=5014 

Since my other installations are running alright I
have not moved onto PassV mode.

Thanks for being there
Allan




                
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