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Bob: Here’s some tips that hopefully will help. Make sure you have the option on the
host menu to automatically “save password” deselected (editing
client’s site options). On
the advanced tab, make sure that FTP is selected for server type; try selecting
the firewall type to none. Make
sure the remote port is set to 21.
On the server, in General Host Settings, make sure Force SSL is
selected. For Firewall Options,
enter the IP address for the host.
In the Configure SSL tab make sure the certificates are there (private
key and certificate). On the
options tab make sure that the name of the host is selected
(yoursite.com). After making any
changes on the server make sure that you stop and then restart the service. Let me know what happens and I’ll
try to help further if none of the above helps. -----Original Message----- 4.0 Bob: What version is your
WS_FTP Server? -----Original Message----- After configuring and having Ipswitch Tech test the
WS-FTP Server with SSL turned on, I find that the server is working fine.
The problem comes with the client. I have several clients behind a Netger
firewall. It seems that the Netgear firewall is preventing the SSL
commands from going through. I wonder if there is a workaround or if I
have to purchase a more compliant firewall. Bob Alonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
