From: Robert Helmer (robert@roberthelmer.com)
Date: Mon Dec 08 2003 - 18:29:01 EST
Hello,
I'm trying to connect to an IIS FTP server on a non-standard port
from a Solaris 8 SPARC machine behind a Cisco PIX firewall.
Passive mode does not seem to work at all, from any hosts I've tried.
I tested from a Linux box at a seperate location, if I allow the
IIS machine through the Linux box's firewall, then I can make an
active FTP connection. So far so good.
However, the Sun box has an internal IP address, whereas the Sun
machine doesn't. So, when I run ftp in debug mode, I'm seeing :
---> PORT 10,10,10,2,184,66
500 Invalid PORT Command.
Where the Sun box's IP is "10.10.10.2". I've tried using "quote" and
scripting out the raw FTP commands, but it's a hassle. Is there a way
to get FTP to lie about the PORT? Alternatively, any other way around
this?
Thanks,
Rob
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