I'm trying to publish a ftp server that is on another machine on the internal LAN (S-NAT client). I've enabled the FTP filter.

When I try to connect from the outside (using the windows dos-mode ftp client) and using IE5.5 as an FTP client (this one is in PASV mode), I get past the login prompt but as soon as I type 'dir' or 'get filename' bot ftp clients just sit there forever trying to get the file list or file content.
Do I miss something ???

thanks,
Olivier.

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Originally posted by davidshang:
I can access to FTP server from outside ISA server, and I tried to create the second FTP site, I added protocol under "Protocol Definitions" for the second FTP site, port 22, inbound, TCP, and added "Server Publishing Rules" for the sedond FTP site, but I still can not access the second FTP site from outside ISA, what did I miss?
Thanks.

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Hi David,

You have to do some tricky things to make the FTP server using a non-standard port to work. Check out the article in the Learning Zone for details on how this works.

HTH,
Tom

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Originally posted by olivier:
Hello,

I'm trying to publish a ftp server that is on another machine on the internal LAN (S-NAT client). I've enabled the FTP filter.

When I try to connect from the outside (using the windows dos-mode ftp client) and using IE5.5 as an FTP client (this one is in PASV mode), I get past the login prompt but as soon as I type 'dir' or 'get filename' bot ftp clients just sit there forever trying to get the file list or file content.
Do I miss something ???

thanks,
Olivier.

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Hi Oliver,

Are you requiring authentication for FTP access? If so, you will need to create a user directory in the FTP hierarchy to support the user's access. If you have anonymous access, all files and folders will be visible.

HTH,
Tom

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Tom Shinder
http://www.isaserver.org/shinder/

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