It would appear that this is a Windows Firewall issue after all. I am
using Windows 10 and if I turn off the Private AND Public Firewalls, the
problem of "peer reset" after a certain number of transfers does not occur.
Does anybody know how to set the Windows Firewall to solve this for FTP
SSL or TLS connections?
Turning off the entire Windows Firewall is clearly not an optimum solution.
I realize that this is now not strictly an ICS component issue, but I'm
sure that knowing the solution will help a lot of people who come up
against this issue when using ICS or any other SSL components.
Regards
Graham
On 23/01/2018 16:00, Jörg Fischer wrote:
Hi,
Am 23.01.2018 um 15:54 schrieb Graham Powell:
I don't think that's the problem as the ICS FTP demo setup I am
currently using for test only has one connection.
Somehow my network or Windows has a data limit for each session.
Send details please.. ;-)
Note that this rings a bell here: Some peer-to-peer blockers work like
that.
You may want to check the filters of your internet router, or antivirus
software on your PC.
-- Jörg
Graham
On 23/01/2018 14:23, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Any clues as to whether or not there is something wrong with the
ICS components or is it my setup?
Sorry no, I download hundreds of files a day from my servers using
secure FTP, totalling hundreds of megs, and problems are very rare.
I suggest you try and use FTP with a single component, instead of two.
Angus
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