01-24-04 06:55 AM
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Got an answer to this on ftp newsgroup. I needed port 20
as well as port 21 opened up.
KTquote:
>-----Original Message-----
>I have IIS 5.1 and FTP services active on a Windows XP
>Professional system. I am getting "FTP Folder Errors"
>when trying to access an FTP folder through a firewall.
>Access works fine via local lan using "localhost" or lan
>computername as the host name. Port 21 is opened up on
myquote:
>firewall. I know firewall is letting through FTP
requestsquote:
>because I see the FTP sessions in the IIS MMC snap-in.
>All FTP site permissions, NTFS file permissions, and
userquote:
>accounts are defined and look correct.
>
>Why would ftp://localhost or ftp://mycomputername be
finequote:
>yet ftp://x.x.x.x <--where x.x.x.x is my firewall IP
>address, get folder security errors. The same user
>accounts are used. I do have anonymous login allowed and
>it gets the same error.
>
>Any ideas on tracking down the source of the security
>error would be grand. FTP log in %systemroot%\system32
>\logfiles does not reveal any relavent information.
>
>I appreciate any ideas..........
>.
>
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