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Old 12-19-2008
Ftp from server1 and upload to server3 from server2

Hi ,

i have three server
server1 -> Unix OS ,ftp enable IP ->10.8.219.190

server 2 -> Unix OS ,ftp enable
NIC 1 IP ->10.8.219.191 ,NIC2 ->192.168.0.5

server3 -> windows OS ,ftp enable NIC1 ->192.168.0.6.

hence server 1 and server 3 can not communicate ,but server 2 can communicate to both server 1 and server3.

my issue is files are coming on server1 and my application is residing on server3.

current scenario is
i am 'GET' ftping on server 1 from server2 and once it is finish i am ftping to server 3 from server2.
once ftping GET and PUT is finishes i am deleting from server1 and server2.

basicaly i requires files on server3 from server1.Policywise it is not possible to connect server 3 ans server1 on same subnet.

i am looking for solution to copy/ftp files from server1 to server 3 directly using server 2 as either router or intermediate server.

my working solution is taking double time ,one for geting files and one fot puting files.


Any idea or logical solution.
 

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