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FTP problem
Hi Guys,
Got problem when I tried to get files from Solaris server to my PC. The connection transfer was using FTP and the connection was made from the solaris server to my PC. Here's what happened when the file transfer being made: # ftp 10.192.23.230 Connected to 10.192.23.230. 220 IT-SEC-Raskita FTP server (QVT/Net 4.2) ready. Name (10.192.23.230:wbowo_ag): raskita 331 Password required for raskita. Password: 230 raskita logged in. Remote system type is UNIX. ftp> mput syslogd.bkp mput syslogd.bkp? y 200 PORT command successful. 150 ASCII connection for syslogd.bkp (10.192.32.68,33884) The progress just stopped and nothing happen, the only way I can do was to stop the FTP connection. I know the problem is not in my PC, because the FTP transfer was successful when I done it from other solaris server. Do you guys know what's wrong with the solaris machine? |
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It could be a wrong firewall rule on your PC.
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The PC is not the problem since the connection also tested to other PC with no firewall whatsoever.
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Not sure if this works or not.
Try turning on passive mode. ftp> passive Turning on progress also helps you see if the transfer is running or not. ftp> progress |
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passive mode dont solve this problem. Also progress comes with invalid command
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Does the ls command hang also?
Can you snoop the FTP session? |
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