Re: Windows XP and FTP
- From: "Hamish Stanaway" <koremeltdown@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 08:57:49 +0000
Hi there Colin,
Thank you for your suggestion - I have tried this, and unfortunately opening ports 20 & 21 on the firewall as an exception does not seem to make a difference, even after a restart of both the connection and the client machine itself.
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From: Colin Bean <ccbean@xxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Windows XP and FTP
Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 19:11:46 -0800
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Have you tried opening the FTP-related ports in the XP firewall (I beleive
that FTP needs port 21 and 20, one for control and one for data transfer)?
In the "add port" window, you can use "change scope" to limit connections to
your IP only, which should make the setup reasonably secure (besides the
fact that you're using FTP ;) ) Don't think this will help much with the
domain name issues, but it might help with the actual transfer.
hth, -Colin
On 1/10/06, Mark Owen <mr.markowen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On 10 Jan 2006 01:10:58 -0000, koremeltdown@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
> **snip**
> > I could ask all of my XP using clients to just disable their XP Firewall
> when uploading their websites via FTP, but I don't think the more savvy
> customers would appreciate doing that (they are smart enough to realise what
> it means to disable a firewall on todays internet).
> > My question to the list is, does anyone know how to correctly configure
> XP Firewall to get around this issue, or is disabling the firewall the only
> way? I would like to include this in my FAQ, so the easier workthrough the
> better.
>
> Does not resolve? Well, I don't have a XP machine in front of me but
> you can goto the advanced section for the firewall settings and add
> your FTP client to an exception list. Or, in the same spot you can
> tell it to allow FTP to go through. I haven't had this kind of
> problem before but this may fix it.
>
> Generally, when one of our users have a FTP/Firewall issue, and they
> are using explorer as their FTP client, I have them enable Passive FTP
> by going to "Internet Options" - "Advanced" - and check "Use Passive
> FTP.." or likewise in what ever FTP client they may be using.
>
> --
> Mark Owen
>
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