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Old 09-01-2002
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ftp

ftp to a remote host works just fine but when the need to transfer local files from my pc to my local server arises , I get a connection closed by remote host error
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Are you going through the same port on you internal system?
Have you tried using SSH?
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which computer is running the ftp server? are you trying to ftp to a machine that isnt running ftp services? also what os are using and which ftp server.
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we use ibm aix which comes with a 3rd party ftp tool ... thats all i know guys ... educate me
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Is the data connection - port 20 blocked ..
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it is possible that ftp is disabled on your Aix server.

To confirm that ftp is not disable check your /etc/inetd.conf file
issue

more /etc/inetd.conf

if # is in front of this line that means ftp is disabled

ftp stream tcp6 nowait root /usr/sbin/in.ftpd in.ftpd

if this is the case remove the # to enable ftp
and issue
kill -HUP (inetd process id)

or

Try to ftp to the Aix server or from the Aix server and
check /var/adm/messages or syslog for any error message

Post back any error message I might be a able to help
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very strange ! it worked later ... thanks for you time ... how do u check if ur port is blocked ? and how am I to find out details abt my ftp daemon ?
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