well i'm no expert but it looks like you are using 'active ftp', you connect to the server on port 21 and the server connects back to you from port20 to a random high port for the data transfer, of course you don't know in advance what that port might be i got round this by telling my ftp server to accept passive connections, and then specified to the server what range of high ports it should offer to the client, then when a client connects on port21 it is given a port to make another connection on for the data transfer, of course then all one has to do is open that range of ports oin the firewall for incoming connections
now it may be possible to configure an 'active' setup to only connect back on certain ports, i wouldn't know, but the above solution was the one profferred to me a few years ago bascule On Wednesday 31 Mar 2004 2:24 pm, Fajar Priyanto wrote: > SPT=20 DPT=32802 WINDOW=5840 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0 > > Can anyone give me direction here? Why the setting doesn't work? How do I > open this "high port"? > TIA -- "Ah. Philosophy," said Om. (Small Gods)
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