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Ok, Are you sure that ot was from
me ? Please check the IP... I have looked up a couple of addies but don't
remember having a problem. I think that a firewall would cause a problem, that's
a no brainer.
Later,
nicholas_t
My microcontroller is
probably 12
times faster
than the one you're using
now.
(it's also smarter)
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 12:57
PM
Subject: RE: [SPAM] Re: [WS_FTP Forum]
pinging IP
At 10:27 AM 6/14/2004, you
wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>Here is the story: I
uninstalled version 4 completely, then installed
>>version 5. The
server is running. When I try loging in as user using ftp
>>pro, it
gives me error 530, "incorrect unser name/password", when I try
>>loging in to the manager, same thing.
>>Now when I try
pinging to that IP address, gives me "Request timed out",
>>and the
same with tracert.
>>
>>Here is the question: could this
have to do with router/firewall changing
>>configuration after I
uninstalled version 4? Is it maybe necessary to
>>reconfigure
router/firewall?
>>The reason is a separate person deals with this
part, so I have to
>>instruct in that
case.
>>
>>Thank you for ANY
thoughts.
>>Alyssa
The Ipswitch KB seems to be down at the
moment. But if you have a system
backup dated prior to the change over,
you need to export and import into
your registry everything that was under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Ipswitch\iFtpSvc. Also the "security"folder
needs to be saved and imported into the new installation dir. The .acc
files in the server's root dir need to be saved and pasted into the new
server dir. I may have forgotten something, but if the previous steps
weren't taken, you will have lost your server's key ( if you had generated
one)and cert, all accounts, network settings such as IPs, passwords and
all, along with virtual domains etc.
The KB is back up.
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/FS-20000629-DM01.htm
V5
installs right over 4.0x with no problem. A complete uninstall isn't
necessary. But even if you wish to do a clean installation, follow the
instructions on the URL above and /changing/moving servers can be done in
minutes. For what it's worth, I always backup my drives to image before
making software changes. If I get into problems, or more work than I
anticipated for he time I have available, I start the restore process and
leave. Within an hour or so, it has restored, rebooted, went online and
I'm
migraine free. If you have a bunch of accounts on your server, it may
be
easier to restore your drive to its previous state, then follow the KB
and
do it the easy way.
I agree with the other poster. Don't get
tough with the ipswitch techs who
stop by to offer their help--- Pro Bono.
Although this is a "self serve"
list, I like to read their posts, and
don't wish to do anything to
discourage them from offering help. Some of
them probably do so on their
own time.
Ben
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