re: firewall issue

["Philistine, Ralph J" <Ra...@Navistar.com>]

Hi Niklas,

 

This is a separate issue with ApacheFTP server that I am noticing.  The
Apache FTPServer is not using PASV mode when executing the data
connection.  Instead it is using the active block of code found in the
IODataConnectionFactory.  I put a debug message in the code which can be
seen in the log that shows that the server is using the active block.  I
am also sending the IODataConnectionFactory so that you can see where I
placed the debug code.  Is there a reason why this is happening? 

 

I have attached another copy of my log file.  Below you will find my ftp
client session which dovetails with the log I am sending.  Please do not
be confused by the apparent success of this transmission.  I performed
this test from my PC which has always worked since it's inside the
company firewall.  Thanks so much for helping me out.  As a side note I
am still attempting to determine why I am having my load
balancer/firewall problem and am in communication with my networking
group. 

 

C:\>FTP

ftp> open 167.6.232.101 33

Connected to 167.6.232.101.

220 Welcome to the Navistar Comm Server x30.

User (167.6.232.101:(none)): c9999ftp

331 User name okay, need password for c9999ftp.

Password:

230 User logged in, proceed.

ftp> quot pasv

227 Entering Passive Mode (167,6,232,102,0,35)

ftp> put xmt06.1225000

200 Command PORT okay.

150 File status okay; about to open data connection.

226 Transfer complete.

ftp: 114 bytes sent in 0.00Seconds 114000.00Kbytes/sec.

ftp> quit

221 Goodbye.



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