I'm having a little problem here with FTP. I'm trying to ftp from a machine
behind a linux firewall, across the internet to a machine behind a linux
firewall ... the target machine is an SCO Unix system behind a RH 6.2
firewall running ipmasqadm to reverse-map port 21. I can get a control
connection just fine, but can't get a data connection.
I'm running on a Win2k system using CuteFTP. The error I get is:
"425 Can't build data connection: No route to host."
and prior to the error message I see where the client sent "PORT
10,5,10,18,13,111". This all makes sense and I understand the error, but
I'm not sure how to get around it.
I already know PASV mode won't work 'cause the SCO system is using a private
address.
Access from the linux firewall on my site works fine, but I'd like to be
able to access from behind my firewall.
Any ideas?
#####################################################
# I'm trying to connect from this side to the other #
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Windows Machines |\
Linux Workstation |---> Access from here doesn't work
SCO UNIX |/
|
hub
|
eth1 (10.5.5.1)
|
LINUX <---- Access from here is ok
|
T1 Static IP (Public)
|
|
Internet
|
|
DSL (Public)
|
LINUX (map port 21 here)
|
eth1 (10.30.1.1)
|
hub
|
Windows/SCO Unix
#####################################################
# Target system is here #
#####################################################
Thanks
Charles J. Boening
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