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Probably firewall settings and if so switching to passive ftp might work. Get a better client from http://www.ncftp.com/download/ and use the passive command. Then use it like this
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ncftp> passive
passive                        on
ncftp> open -u joeblow saltmine.radix.net
Resolving saltmine.radix.net...
Connecting to 207.192.128.40...

Saltmine.radix.net ftp services (radix.ftpd2)
Logging in...

Password requested by 207.192.128.40 for user "joeblow".

    Password required for joeblow.

Password: ******

User joeblow logged in.
Logging in...
Logged in to saltmine.radix.net.

ncftp /export/home/joeblow >
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Is it possible to set passive mode using windows command line.

I tried with

ftp> quote PASV

it didnt work. Is it correct, is there is another way of doing it???

Ronald.
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Originally Posted by ronald_brayan
Is it possible to set passive mode using windows command line.

I tried with

ftp> quote PASV

it didnt work. Is it correct, is there is another way of doing it???

Ronald.
How did you do "quote PASV" without using command mode? But no, that won't work. In addition to sending PASV, the client must do considerable work on its own. Recent versions of IE can be configured to use passive mode during an ftp transfer. Try that if you must.
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Hi,

I logged into the server first

then

ftp>
ftp> quote PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (172,1,14,72,199,231)
ftp>


Yeah, it is working in IE.

Regards,
Ronald.
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